Machetes and Bowie Knives for Sale: Quality Blades for Every Need

What is the best tool for splitting wood? For camping, we think the best tool is the Froe 108 Compadre. The froe is designed for clearing, heavy cutting, splitting and beating. Full tang 5160 spring steel runs the entire length of the froe, which measures 42.5 cm, giving it excellent shock-absorption capacity and increasable strength. The 24.1 cm long cutting edge is perfect for splitting, but also lends itself to detailed work. The Cerakote Cobalt coating offers increased durability and corrosion resistance. The ergonomic handle is made of natural canvas Micarta, which ensures a superior grip even in wet conditions. The Froe includes a genuine black leather sheath, made in the USA, with a stainless steel attachment ring to keep the froe at your side or secure in your backpack. The Froe 108 Compadre is the perfect tool for your camping and general outdoor needs. Made in the USA.


Intended Use: Machete / Heavy Duty

Production type: Industrial
Country of manufacture: USA
Blade: Full tang, 5160 steel at 57/58HRC hardened by BOS
Blade finish: Cobalt Cerakote
Handle: Natural Canvas Micarta
Blade length: 241mm.
Blade thickness: 5.8mm.
Total length: 425mm.
Balance: Advanced
Weight: 683g.
Sheath: Black leather
Packaging: Cardboard box with Buck logos
Notes: -

Intended use: Tactical / Hard Utility / Survival

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: USA
Blade: full tang, in 5160 carbon steel
Blade finish: Cerakote
Handle: Micarta
Blade length: 254mm.
Total length: 406mm.
Balancing: Advanced
Weight: 655g.
Sheath: Nylon and Polyester
Packaging: Cardboard box with Buck logos
Note: -

Intended Use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Industrial
Production Lama: Taiwan
Blade: stainless steel 440C
Treatment Lama: Glazing
Handle: Leather Rings
Blade length: 179mm.
Blade thickness: 6mm.
Length closed: -
Overall length: 322mm.
Thick when closed: -
Balancing: -
Weight: 383g.
Closing: -
Clip: -
Sheath: Leather
Packaging: Gift Box hard drive with logos Boker Magnum Collection 2015, warranty card, micro-fiber cloth for cleaning
Notes: Specimen limited edition, made of 1,999 pieces individually numbered sequentially. Design by David Broadwell

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Industrial
Production Lama: Taiwan
Blade: 440C stainless steel
Treatment Blade: Satin
Handle: Micarta
Blade length: 190mm.
Blade thickness: 8mm.
Length closed: -
Overall length: 310mm.
Thick when closed: -
Balancing: -
Weight: 578g.
Closing: -
Clip: -
Sheath: Leather
Packaging: Gift Box hard drive with logos Boker Magnum Collection 2014
Note: Specimen limited edition, made in 1999 pieces individually numbered sequentially. Design by Dennis Friedly

KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Type: Previously Purchased
* Condition: Like new
* Commercially available Discontinued
* Sharpening: Factory
* Marks on blade: No
* Marks on handle: No
* Box: Present, original, but damaged
* Scabbard: Present, original, like new.
* Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: Yes
* Checked and Certified by our in-house laboratory



WP4 Rough Wolf is a knife researched and designed by chief instructor Paolo Bozzo of Wolfpack Survival Training (survival and survival school). This design was developed through years of direct experience in the field and further improves on the STF-3 model previously made in collaboration with Fox FKMD

Intended Use: Survival/Utlity

Production type: Industrial
Country of Production: Italy
Blade: Stainless Steel N690Co
Blade Finish: Black Stonewashed
Handle: Green G10
Blade Length: 190mm.
Blade thickness: 5.8mm.
Total Length: 320mm.
Balance: Advanced to 3cm. from guard branch
Weight: 566g. (772g. with scabbard)
Sheath: by Radar, in Kydex with multi-position Keyblock attachment
Packaging: cardboard box with Wolfpack Survival logos
Notes: designed by Paolo Bozzo




Dear Friend,
I am Paolo Bozzo and many times ml have found myself in unpleasant, pericolase and difficult situations. Designing a knife and testing it just a few afternoons in the woods is quite different than designing one trying to solve all those survival problems I have encountered in the last 25 years, both In ltaly and abroad. Mud, water, dirt, grease, blood, fatigue, night use, weak hand, limited space, trajectories, physical deficits, heat, cold, transportation, speed and much, much more...these are just some of the tests a good design must pass.

Here are some of the reasons for the WF4 Rough Wolf design.

1. Balance: it is fondamenlal that the center of gravity is shifted forward. beyond the heel, such that it decreases, i.e., saves energy when delivering the blow. one must always have the feeling that the knife falls forward.

2. Beating mass: 65% of the weight of the whole knife is between the first and second 3rd of the blade, giving maximum beating capacity in penetrating.

3. Cutting edge: due to the main core in the shape of an esse. the cutting edge is lower than the fingers of the handle, with the result that in the dynamics of the fendenle and biomechanics of the arm, the force expressed is never attenuated; especially never before the impact of the same on the object to be cut.

4. Blade height: compared to other blades, it has a significantly higher ability to dig holes.

s. Handling: excellent the ability to use the Wp4 for both coarse and precision work, this thanks to the ability to put the hand before the guard, giving absolute mastery of the blade despite its size. This is thanks to the large heel where the index finger can be inserted and the convenient thumb rest. It is also possible to do this while wearing tactical gloves.

6. Back: the inclination is reversed for 2 reasons; 1st to give forward beating mass, 2nd not to stress the wrist during use as chopping, a normal knife arrives at an angle on the object, devastating the point of impact being slight in thickness. This can only be avoided by straining the thumb-side wrist to tilt so that the back of the knife falls perpendicular on the object. The wp4 does not have this problem; it does not stress the wrist because the back of the blade already falls perpendicular to the object to be beaten.

7. Bevel: it is very high, has impressive penetration capacity.

8. Milling cutter: 5 millings placed on the blade plane for holding the knife with two hands when handling animal hides or for special uses during bushcrafting.

9. Grip: it is designed to decrease the possibility of losing the blade and avoid opening of the phalanges during pmlong use or in situations of prolonged physical deficit. Improved, anti-slip grip with internally concave Gauntlets to accommodate a Micro SurvivalKit.

As for the scabbard, I believe it is as important as the blade. I proceeded to design it and recommend its qualities; the main feature I wanted to put in designing it was the multi-positioning of the same: in particular, placing it at will on one's body or equipment facilitates the possibility of use.

This quality is particularly appreciated by military personnel, who are known to have special technical and logistical needs. For this purpose we have used in addition to Kydex the Keyblock closure, as well as the many holes along the perimeter; also safe for airdrop it has the possibility of use and positioning by both Right and Left handed operators.

PAUL BOZZO

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Industrial
Production Blade: Taiwan
Blade: 440C stainless steel
Treatment Blade: double glazing horizontal and vertical
Handle material: Micarta
Blade length: 204mm.
Blade thickness: 6.4mm.
Length closed: -
Total length: 343mm.
Thick when closed: -
Balance: -
Weight: 428g.
Closing: -
Clip: -
Sheath: Leather
Packaging: Gift Box hard drive with logos Boker Magnum Collection 2013
Notes: Specimen limited edition, made in 1999 pieces individually numbered sequentially. Design by Scott McGhee