bushcraft knives

This is the strongest (thickest) knife we've ever made. The strength of this 3/8" thick piece of 5160 spring steel is impressive. It has a full handle, covered in tan burlap Micarta grips.

As the name suggests, the 'Lil Roughneck' is very similar to the tough dudes who do the hard, heavy work of oil rigs. The term Roughneck is now a commonly known term associated with rough and tough guys.

Roughnecks are strong-willed, hardworking, and keep on 'hanging in'. With that in mind... this is definitely a special knife for a special boy.

Knife Type: Fixed Blade
Total length: 15.88cm
Blade length: 6.99cm
Blade thickness: 0.965 cm
Blade shape: Hunter's tip
Blade steel: 5160 RC 56-58
Blade Finish: Black non-slip coating
Handle material: Tan canvas micarta
Knife weight: 289.17 g
Sheath Included: Yes
Sheath Material: Black Kydex
Sheath clip: Rotating spring steel
Designer: Leo Espinoza

The Baja 3.0 knife is a synthesis of simple design and excellent execution. The 3.0-inch blade can adequately handle a wide variety of tasks, such as building wooden tools, building a fire and shelter, or felling an animal. The 1/8-inch thick 1095 high-carbon steel provides excellent cutting, penetration and edge-holding qualities. The simple handle design, with its Micarta grooves, provides the user with excellent traction in most circumstances.

Intended Use: Utility

Production Type: Semi-Industrial
Country of Production: USA
Blade: full tang in 1095 58/60HRC steel
Blade Finish: Coyote Tan Coatung
Handle: Canvas Micarta
Blade Length: 76mm.
Blade thickness: 3.5mm.
Total length: 158mm.
Weight: 85g.
Sheath: leather, belt
Packaging: transparent plastic bag
Notes: Emergency whistle - Each piece is numbered and accompanied by certificate of guarantee and authenticity