BeaverCraft Bushcraft Knife Full Tang Carbon Steel BSH4 Dusk - Bush Fixed Blade Camping Knife with Sheath for Belt – Hiking, Survival Knives Tools Bushcraft Gear

Very surprised at the quality. Great weight, sheath is awesome. I can tell this knife is going to last for a long time

I am really happy with this knife. It is a well made rugged design with a nice sharp edge and a good weight. The leather sheath is beautifully constructed with a high quality leather. I was surprised with extra bit of cordage, a nice touch. It’ll be a great hiking, survival, and multi purpose knife. Great value for the price.

This is a great budget bushcraft knife. Hi Carbon steel full tang will rust. So oil it up when not in use. The handle scales need wood oil of your choice. The steel and blade are superb for Bushcraft. You could use this as part of your Alaska survival equipment and rely upon it. The sheath is nice but doesnt hold up well. Such as the belt hanger pulling off at inoportune moments. So make a better sheath. Sturdy, Good Steel, Good edge geometry for outdoor survival and skinning game. The blade and tang are thicker than other knives by this manufacturer. Which is why i bought this model. Overall it is great for what appears to be a semi homemade or small shop made knife. Not fancy but very functional.

Great knife! Slava Ukraini! 💙💛

This knife is perfect for camping this summer. I really like the leather sheath it comes in and just to add more fun to the knife, Beaver Craft also included a scan code so I could watch a video on how to make the lanyard with it. Which the lanyard materials were included with the knife. The knife is light weight so packing it around it effortless. The handle of knife is real wood which is another thing I love about this knife. The metal of the blade is study and the blade is sharp ready to use. I am so happy with it! Thank You Beaver Craft for another fine made product!

I bought this knife because of the price. It was in a nice leather sheath. Full tang. I thought it might be a one use knife and never use it again. I was WRONG! This knife is amazing. I bought it and took it hunting. I had several other knives as I usually do when gutting and skinning a deer. I decided to use only this one and see how far it would go before losing its edge. I have several name brand knives that everyone knows. Last year they got dull in a couple minutes of use. This knife does not do that. I gutted my deer, skinned it, and deboned it and it still has a razor sharp edge. I have hit the bone several times and never had a dull spot on the blade. I would like to see what other knives are available from the same place this one came from. I love how it fits my hand, I have big hands and never felt like I was going to drop it. This knife is probably the best knife I have ever owned.

I love this knife. Feels good in the hand, great strength anf sharp. The sheath was not made correctly though. It would not tighten up enough around the blade and consequently I lost my knife in the mountains.

As a wood carver I can’t say enough about bushcraft tools! I’ve been using their knives and spoon carving tools for years. Affordability, longevity and performance are key for me, Bushcraft does not disappoint. Given how well their carving tools have performed I purchased 2 of their bushcraft series knives. One I purchased a year or so ago and one last month. We travel throughout the PNW in our Sprinter camper, flyfishing, hiking, kayaking and mountain biking. I had an older Buck knife I’d been carrying around since I was a kid, it still held an edge and performed well but I needed something with a bit more functionality. As with the one purchased a year ago, this new BSH4 is gorgeous. Full tang, loop on the end, paracord included along with full leather sheath. With a touch up on a strop then thin coat of oil the first one has performed just as I was expected! Can’t wait to get this new one oiled up and ready for our next trip!

Très bien, je m'en sers depuis plus d'un an pour des travaux Bushcraft, je n'ai rien à lui reprocher

I have several BPS knives, but this was my first BeaverCraft knife and I was quite pleased with it. There were no faults on it at all and it came quite sharp right out of the box, just as my prior BPS knives did with very clean bevels and grinds. This is a strong, sharp blade and it was deeper than I thought, but that is a good thing. You can't beat the quality that you get from these knives for the low price. You can tell that whether it's a BeaverCraft knife or a BPS, it is made with pride and to be able to withstand hard use. I have knives that were far more expensive than this one and this knife is just as good. I would definitely buy another knife from them again..............Thank you........John Bonia

I didn't think I needed another knife as I've settled on a handful that I've bought over time. I am quite fond of my BPS Adventurer knife that I purchased last year. It's simple but functional. It does the job. I got curious about this particular Beavercraft knife and after doing some thinking I decided to get one. It's pricier than my BPS but it's still sub 100 bucks. I just got it delivered and once I unboxed it, I was very impressed with what I got. It's an awesome knife. Feels and looks chunkier than my other 9" and 10" knives. Feels heavier too but in a good way. It's sharp off the box. The sheath is so good, quality and build wise, with a strap that secures the knife while inserted and will not fall off. I honestly can't fault this product no matter which way I look at it. This will be my default bushcraft knife from here on. It's just such a cool looking knife. I will not stain the handle and would let nature take it's course. I'm sure it'll look fantastic from normal wear and tear. I highly recommend this particular product and will surely receive the same praise if you decide to buy one.

Bis jetzt ein Top messer zum Schneiden, Schnitzen und selbst kleine Holzstücke lassen sich mit einem extra zum Hammer unfunktionierten Holzstück Spalten

La photo amazon est "trop parfaite", ce couteau à bien plus de caractère en vrai. La combinaison de la lame dans un acier pas trop cher (1066) mais très bien adapté à du camp, bushcraft ou "survie une semaine de congés dans les bois", et des plaquettes en noyer ira parfaitement avec une approche traditionnelle, ou chasse. Si vous aimez les matériaux un peu rustiques, un peu authentiques, regardez le de près ;) Fabrication "semi artisanale" à mon avis : en fait c'est un plus, le couteau reçu est un exemplaire unique en quelque sorte. Bien sur il y aura des vendredi fin de journée un peu expédiés... et alors? Sur le mien les plaquettes sont parfaites, la couche de protection (bleuissage à première vue) de la lame plutôt réussie avec un petit manque au niveau du casse goute et de la pointe. De toute façon, tous les traitements de surface s'effacent au fil du temps, à vous de bien sécher le couteau et graisser de temps en temps pour le remisage, c'est vrai pour tous les modèles non inox, et encore... Le tranchant est bon dès la sortie de la boite, aucun problème pour faire préparer un repas, faire hachette, batonner. Il n'est pas "rasoir" il tranche une feuille de papier en accrochant un peu, après affutage c'est parfait, mais je ne le maintiendrai pas rasoir avant chaque sortie, un affutage bien tranchant suffira largement. Les plaquettes en noyer ne demandent qu'à être huilées pour avoir la teinte qui vous plait le plus (pour mémoire les crosses de fusil sont en noyer poncé huilé). J'ai lu des critiques sur l'étui cuir dans d'autres revues, le mien est parfait. Juste une première et dernière fois comme beaucoup d'article en cuir à vocation utilitaire ou outdoor, je l'ai ciré, et puis c'est tout rien à lui reprocher. Franchement pour mons de 60€ vous avez un couteau polyvalent pour des activités en extérieur, quasi indestructible, semi artisanal, et qui ne craint pas la première rayure ou la première tache, c'est déjà fait :)