The Drop Point blade with a flat grind is suitable for chopping, preparing firewood, and common camping tasks. The polished finish and 1075 carbon steel are also easy to sharpen.
The full-tang design (the steel runs through the entire handle) gives the knife high structural strength, which you’ll appreciate for prying and during batoning (splitting wood).
Canvas Micarta with a coarse texture stays secure even in a wet hand. A lanyard hole allows threading paracord for greater safety during use. Included is a Kydex sheath with a leather belt loop for vertical carry.
The Condor Balam knife (designer Julio Diez) is built for demanding outdoor use—from clearing vegetation and preparing wood to camping tasks. Thanks to its size and weight, it is ideal for heavier chopping work and situations where you need maximum durability.
The sturdy Drop Point blade with a plain edge and a flat grind is made from 1075 carbon steel with a polished finish. The steel is easy to sharpen, but it is not stainless—keeping the blade dry and lightly oiled is recommended to prevent corrosion.
The full-tang construction (the steel runs through the entire handle) increases strength for prying as well as for splitting wood using the batoning technique. The Canvas Micarta handle in gray has a coarser texture, so it won’t slip even in a wet hand. There is also a hole for threading a lanyard/paracord for improved safety during use. The knife comes with a gray Kydex sheath with a leather belt loop for safe vertical carry.
