L.T. Wright Northern Hunter Camping/Bushcraft Knives Available at KnifeCenter.com
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives give their take on the classic Canadian belt knife in the form of the Northern Hunter and they just might be the most comfortable we versions of the versatile pattern that we have ever held. Handcrafted in the USA with AEB-L steel and durable handle materials, these bushcraft knives represent a great value and will serve you well on that next camping trip or hunting expedition.
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Two of the best knives LTW makes! Leaf blades are really versatile and trajically underappreciated.
Thanks, looks like a great knife.
These are great blades. As David said the small one makes an exceptional EDC and does a lot of cooking chores really well.
Just received the small version, great edc and knife in general
Great video!
If it’s Wright, it’s right. I’m on my 6th one of his offerings and I have this one and the Lagom still on my wish list.
Wow really amazing design looking knife!!!
Great knife for cleaning fish too especially the full flat grind version.
I really like this knife, been looking for one just like this.
Very nice. I like this style of knife. I have a Canadian knife, this looks much better. One day I'll work out a shipping plan, based in the UK, we are taxed...at import. Take care
I've been trying to get a SOSPES knife in Saber grind for a few years now with no such luck!
(The SOSPES is worthy of another run!)
Just looking at a SOSPES makes me feel like fighting an alligator!
HOW THE HECK DO I GET A SOSPES IN SABER GRIND?
mooi mesje ik heb er nu ook 1 gekocht
Had one of these for a couple of years…..I dislike it immensely. The blade is fantastic, really superb but the handle is a horror show; ridiculously heavy which makes the knife feel seriously unbalanced. Worse still is the excessive downward curve of the handle and when combined with the angle (lack of upward angle) renders that lovely sweep of the blade mostly unusable…..look at a Grohmann and you’ll get the idea of how this design is done correctly.
Used mine a few times and it went into the box of knives that didn’t make the cut. Unfortunate. Went back to my Grohmanns and a KOA Yukon, a modern D2 version of the Canadian pattern. Superb knives.
I take mine out of the “could do better” box once in a while thinking I might give it another go…..take it out of the sheath….hold it for a minute….then put it back and get a Grohmann or the Yukon.
Ah, and the sheath….beautifully made but makes a real statement….nothing discreet about it….the whole thing is heavy, uncomfortable and just gets in the way. I like LTW knives but this one missed the mark by a good margin.
If they only made it In the flat grind on the SNH like they used too. They only offer the lame saber grind now, what a waste.