Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Awesome knife. Can't beat it for the money.
Reviews and Ratings for Condor Tool & Knife CTK248-4HC Woodlaw Survival Knife 4" Carbon Steel Blade, Micarta Handle, Leather Sheath
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Customer Reviews
Llcool
IllinoisApr 11, 2013
Bacon
Northwest Apr 22, 2015
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
hard use no nonsense knife
Hands down the best knife i have ever bought. 4 stars only because of how not sharp out of the box it was, but given a little time to curate a polished convex edge, and i have not had to sharpen for 2 YEARS! I cut large branches, process into smaller pieces, and split all of my camp wood with this knife. Then, clean, and cut meat, fruit, vegetables, clean again and make feathersticks, whittle spoons, forks, bowls. Working on a plate. This knife is stout enough to handle whatever, sharp enough to cut WHATEVER, pointy enough to go through WHATEVER, and given the proper blade geometry, will last long enough for WHATEVER! ! And the deep carry heavy duty leather sheath is, and has been, the perfect fit for TWO YEARS PLUS. Id recommend to anyone who has ever gotten Rid of a knife for not being adequate. Because after buying this you will not have that problem again .
Steve
ChicagoJul 10, 2023
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material, Materials
Cons: Sheath/Scabbard, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Acceptable
Strong build good steel good design, scandi grind with no sharpening notch. I’d like it better if edge intersects handle scales, the steel but end was radiused or not exposed it. Also was not truly sharp out of box going to have to wo ark on it some if you get this.
Carlos
TexasMar 06, 2022
Pros: Weight, Overall Quality, Materials, Handle Material
Cons: Blade Sharpness
Solid Knife
The knife is tough, good construction. The scandi grinds is great for bushcraft and feels great to hold. Only complain I have is that it could be sharper out of the box. I'm not great at sharpening and so having to do this on a new knife is a let down.