A good first fixed blade
If this is your first one, buy smaller than you think and buy the shape that does everything. A four inch drop point covers hunting, camp and daily chores, and you will carry it because it is not in the way. These are the models we point first-time buyers at.
5 models · 5.0 average from 96 reviews
Your first
GP2
From $249.99Smaller than the GP1 with the same belly. The one people end up carrying every day.
GP3
From $249.99A 4.75 inch Seaux blade on the GP2 handle, for skinning and long slicing cuts.
Mini
From $179.99A three inch straight edge with no belly. Precise, light, and easy to carry every day.
Bravo 5 Tanto
From $249.99The Bravo 5 with a tanto point for a stronger tip.
SD1
From $179.99A 2.6 inch double-edged push blade with a chisel-ground tip. Rides low on a vest or belt.
Other ways to look
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