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Cold Steel Recon Scout Knife Review - No Need For More Reviews

6/16/2015

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“This knife will do everything a survival knife should do and more.”
Let me start by saying that after trying it I completely agree with the description of this the Cold Steel Recon Scout knife. It is true that in almost every respect, the Cold Steel Recon Scout knife is simply a 7 1/2 inch Trail Master Bowie. It offers the same steel, heat treatment, blade thickness, blade shape, and handle. 
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This Recon Scout Knife has a broad clip point which is highly resistant to bending or breaking. It's ideal for long range cutting and slashing. Additionally, the blade is equipped with a slightly concave false edge that measures approximately 3 1/2" long.
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This cold steel knife is practically indestructible and, as long as you keep this non-stainless carbon steel knife properly cleaned and oiled, it will hold up to years of abuse as it tackles tasks that would destroy most other knives. 


The SK-5 high carbon (1080-equivalent) steel, this knife is made out of, is some good stuff and holds an impressive edge and is super-easy to sharpen to a razer-honed edge.

Here Are Some Of The Features Of This Cold Steel Recon Scout Knife

  • The 7 1/2" carbon steel blade comes very sharp and is very easy to sharpen even with a cheap sharpener.
  • Overall knife length is 12 1/2"
  • This cold steel knife is fairly light weighing only 15 oz.
  • The blade is very thick making batoning wood very easy yet task such as carving cutting and field craft are still very easy.
  • Very effective haker due to its heft thus far chopping down trees up to 4 to 6 inches in circumference is no problem. 
  • The handle on this knife is very well thought out it is a kraton handle which provides a very secure grip with excellent shock absorption. 
  • It comes with a kydex sheath and is very well thought out and secures very well to ones side.
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Do, keep in mind that it having high carbon steel as the blade material of this cold steel recon scout knife requires more upkeep in the form of moisture management and proper oiling in order to keep rust off than more corrosion-resistant steels. The protective black coating WILL wear off after prolonged or intensive use, but that's to be expected with any similar knife.

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FAQ
Q: Does this knife come with a sheath?
A: Yes. It comes with a kydex sheath.

Q: Is this the newer version, in O-1 steel?
A: O-1 Recon Scouts were released near the end of 2014 - The ones sold onlines are now O-1, and marked O1 on the tang.

Q: How much does it cost?
A: The Recon Scout retails for $199.99, but you can sometimes find it discounted a bit, if you check around. Yeah, it’s not cheap, but quality never comes cheap. 

Q: How does this knife compare to other Cold Steel Knives
A: I’ve tested a lot of Cold Steel fixed blade knives, as well as folding knives over the years, and I believe that the Recon Scout is my favorite of the lot for camping, hunting, military use, and survival use. 

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 Top 5 Ham Two Way Radios For Under $50

1/18/2015

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By Survival ready Blog Team
In an major emergency situation, chances are that cellphones will not work. It would also be logical to assume that power lines are going to be down, as well as the internet in the affected area. This is where amateur or HAM radio comes in.

A HAM radio can run on a portable generator or even a car battery, and it doesn't depend on cell phone signals to be able to communicate with other users. The bottom line is that if you have a HAM radio, chances are high that you will be able to find and get help.

Amateur radio, or ham radio, can be used for vast array of activities:
  • Talking around the world without wires.
  • Talking locally through repeaters.
  • Emergency communications.
  • Public service communications.
  • Legacy communication modes like Morse code and Radioteletype (RTTY).
  • New communication modes like digital packet, Automatic Position Reporting System (APRS), and spread spectrum.
  • Amateur radio satellites in space.
  • Foxhunting (using “radio direction finding” techniques to find a hidden transmitter).
  • Moonbounce (talking by bouncing radio waves off the moon).
  •  And much, much more...

Ham radios are great tools but you don't have to break the bank to get a good one. Below you'll find our top 5 list for ham radios for under $50



#5 - BaoFeng BF-F8+ Dual-Band Ham Two-way Radio
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Solid, clear, excellent transmit and reception. A good looking compact radio loaded with features. Some reviews have said that the display is annoying or hard to read. I have found that it is not as bad as some have said.

True, you can't read it much when the backlight is off, but I rarely find that I need to glance over at the screen to check something. When you are actively using the radio interface, the backlight comes on. With the backlight on, the screen is great. If you need the backlight on, a simple tap of the "Exit" button will turn it on without changing anything on the display. The feature that you don't get, though, is the different backlight colors based on radio state. This is not a big deal since there is a light right below the VFO/MR button which turns green when receiving and orange when transmitting.

It works wonderfully and the price is a great value.



 #4 - BaoFeng UV-82L Two Way Radio
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First of all this thing is not a toy and does not feel or perform like one. It is solidly built, very sturdy and booms a signal that can't be beat. The receiver is sensitive and the package looks great.

This is a great value radio, solid hardware and compatible with lots of accessories. For ease of use, you need to get the legitimate Baofeng USB cable. Works decent as a scanner if you load the right frequencies, really slow though, like one channel per second compared to some scanners that are 30+.


#3 - Baofeng UV-82 (Black) Two-Way Radio
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Nice Radio, it was very easy to program with Chirp Software. It has a good solid feel and the large buttons are perfect for my sausage fingers. The receive audio is much better than expected. The receiver and antenna combination work well together. Works great, Owners/users manual leaves much to be desired. 

A couple things that could be improved would be the ability to set how long the LCD and keypad back light would stay lit. It is not adjustable and is too short for my liking. I also think the flashlight is a waste of space and it should have a channel knob like the UB5 in it's place.


#2 - Baofeng UV5R Dual-Band Ham Two-Way Radio
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If you want a good, reliable inexpensive dual band HT that is in fact a COMMERCIAL (it IS FCC part 90 certified) Radio, this is for you. Out of the box, it comes complete with a good 1800mah lithium ion battery, belt clip, hand strap and drop in charger.

You get 128 channels with any combination of VHF or UHF channels. Another plus is the radio ACTUALLY SUPPORTS NARROWBAND, INCLUDING SPLINTER CHANNELS. This is a HUGE plus if you want to use the radio to listen (or transmit, if you're authorized) to public safety after 2013 when the FCC mandates narrow band on VHF and UHF. Many agencies are also going to channel steps most ham radios cannot properly tune (e.g. 154.8225). The UV-5R uses DSP, so it has great audio on both transmit and receive. Reports I got about my transmit audio were great, and I noticed if I spoke loudly, the DSP did a good job of attenuating the voice to a tame level.

The display is fairly easy to read, and for it's size the keys are easy to press. What I really like is the large volume knob with integrated power switch, no accidental turn off of buttons! The PTT key is easy to actuate and you don't get fatigue for long conversations. Speaker is loud, though I don't think it has the 1 watt of audio the specifications state.


All in all, this is a great ham HT that has the unique ability to LEGALLY operate on part 90 (commercial) frequencies (for those duly authorized), has great performance, and a long battery life. For the price, you cannot go wrong with it.


#1 - Baofeng UV5RA Ham Two Way Radio
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This little radio packs a lot of punch for the price. It seems decently well built and has good RX capabilities. The FM radio built in is a nice touch. The FT-60 is much easier to use...but also many times the price of this little gem. The drop-in charger alone may cost $50 with other brands...with this radio it's included. I don't need this radio at all (I have 3 others) but if it broke I'd buy another one just for the convenience of having something to listen to at work without carrying around the FT-60.



If you compare the Baofeng UV-5R to the latest offerings from Icom, Yaesu, and Kenwood, you wouldn't think it's a 5-star radio. But when you look at the price they're asking for the UV-5R, 5 stars hardly seems enough. This is a fantastic value. For under forty-five bucks you get a pocket-sized dual band radio, complete with earphone/mike and a desktop drop-in charger. Heck, Icom gets almost as much as this radio sells for just for the charger! NOt enough? It'll also cover FMRS and GMRS frequencies, receive the FM broadcast band, and there's even a built in flashlight!

So you've got to figure there's a catch, right? And there is: Programming this radio from the front panel is a royal pain in the caboose. After studying helpful web pages- not the manufacturer's manual- I'm now comfortable programming single frequencies and repeater offsets in, but I still don't seem to be able to put the in memory properly. The manufacturer supplies a program that's supposed to make programming easier, but the word is that it's as confusing as the front panel controls.
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Sentry Safe Biometric Pistol Safe: Gear Review

1/5/2015

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Setting this up to scan several fingers was quick and easy, the hardest part was finding the button to push behind the battery compartment. There is also a button combination sequence that can be used if you don't want to use the fingerprint scan or find a need to tell someone how to open it for you instead of opening it yourself. Of course, there is also a key as the final backup, in case the battery dies or you want an 'override' access to the safe.

The safe itself is fairly small, but just the right size for a 'normal' handgun. It can fit a full size Glock or 1911 pistol in a paddle holster, with 2 extra magazines, but it takes a bit of thought to get it pointed correctly to fit. You wont fit a Dirty Harry style .44 Mag or a S&W 500 with 10" barrel in this, but it will fit what most people have or use.

The fingerprint scan is quick and very fast, opening the lid quickly and silently. This aspect is MUCH nicer than I thought it would be. The fingerprint biometric access is actually faster than the punch code sequence, as you have to tap a button to activate it, then enter the code and wait a second before it opens. Buy yours here.

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This unit is one of the few gun safes that has a biometric access, button code, and an emergency key override. I think this is a fantastic feature and ensures you can always get in, one way or another. The lid of the safe is gas strut operated so it pops quickly open once unlocked for easy one-hand access. It is not totally silent, but quiet enough. It is solidly built and I've bolted it to the shelf of my night stand using the included bolts. I am really impressed with how flawless the biometric has worked and how quickly you can get in to the safe when needed. See online deals

Overall, if you need a secure place to store a handgun, this is a great option.

Sentry Safe Biometric Quick Access Pistol Safe

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Top 5 Hatchets for under $50 - Gear Review

1/1/2015

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By Survival Ready Blog Team

Hatchets give provide with significant advantages in most survival or outdoor scenarios. Different from a knife, a hatchet allows a greater ability to gather and split firewood, speed up game processing, and create bigger and better shelters. Hatchets are great tools but you don't have to break the bank to get a good one. Below you'll find our top 5 list for hatchets for under $50.

#5 - Husqvarna 576926401 13 in. Curved Handle Hatchet

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My first impression mirrored most here: This is a rather well-built tool. The forging was left clean but with imperfections. It has a very pleasing appearance, however, and was finished with an "acceptable" edge ground into the bit. I'm certain you could press this hatchet into service immediately out of the box, but you'll likely end up wishing you had put a better edge on it in the first place.

For roughly twice the price of that cheap-o hatchet with a tubular steel handle on the shelf of the nearest big-box retailer, you get a hand-forged tool that should last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance. You'll need to do some work right out of the box to get a good edge on the bit and address the handle finish. When you're finished, though, you'll have a tool that is on par with some of the high-end hatchets that are twice or three times the price. And that, my friends, is a great value.



#4 - Gerber Gator Axe II

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I found the hatchet to be a good size for recreational use, wouldn't be the best for downing large trees because of its size, but one should assume that even prior to purchasing. For it's intended use, downing small trees, knocking off limbs it works great. The finish, which appears to be a gray paint does come off but that's expected. I did split some large logs with this axe and it worked OK, I had to bang it on a hard surface a few times, but as I said before, one should assume this with an axe/hatchet this size.

Overall this is a great addition to anyone's gear if they are going to be in the woods for an extended time. It is very light for what it is. It would be great in emergencies, and using the saw and hatchet in conjunction, would allow someone to down just about anything given enough time. Needless to say, I won't be camping without this tool anytime soon.


#3 - Gerber 31-002070 Bear Grylls Survival Hatchet

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Its compact and small, but not to small. It comes really sharp, and its easy to sharpen if you know what your doing. Its also really useful for cutting of chickens heads, and I've also used of for cutting of a dear leg.

 I've split small logs, and have done a lot of bushcraft with this thing. It fits perfect in the front pocket of the Condor 3-day Assault Pack. I would highly recommend you get at least 2 of these for your bugout bag or for survival purposes! 

#2 - Estwing E24A Sportsman's Hatchet

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 This hatchet is worth every penny. So solid and balanced. It just feels right. Not only is the steel outstanding quality and holds an edge very well, but the pressed leather handle is extremely comfortable and exquisite looking. I am proud to own this American Made product. Best hatchet on the market. It will last a lifetime...something you can pass down to your children. Comes with a beautifully crafted, QUALITY leather sheath as well. A definite favorite for me.
 


#1 - Fiskars X7 Hatchet

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An amazingly solid hatchet. Great for chopping, felling, 'toting' logs back to the fire, and even close work such as whittling and spear making. A perfect fit in any bug-out-bag or camp pack, the included sheath ensures the blade stays safely put thanks to a locking mechanism on the back. I was a bit skeptical at first, as I am with any axe/hatchet; there's always a worry of the head breaking during use, but I can't feel any budge at all on impact. 

The FiberComp® handle is an advanced composite of fiberglass in a thermoset polymer matrix that ensures it won't break through overstrike. The low-friction coating on the blade provides a buttery smooth slice without sacrificing sharpness. In fact, the blade arrived extremely sharp and ready for use.

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Would you drink water from a TOILET? This straw lets you do just that (and it's also saving millions of lives)

11/19/2014

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It’s one of the worst fears of any hiker… running out of potable water. What do you do? Do you drink from a nearby stream or a pond? Is that safe? Are you thirsty enough that you would risk getting sick(and I mean really sick)?  

But now there's an answer: a straw-shaped portable water filter that enables you to drink safely from any body of water - even from a puddle. Or, in fact, from a toilet.

Now available to buy online, the 22cm-long, LifeStraw was originally developed by Danish manufacturers in 2005 as a solution to the devastating problem of unsafe drinking water in the Third World, where one child dies every 15 seconds as a result of drinking dirty water.
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According to the dailymail.co ”the straw's powerful purification pipe removes 99.9999 per cent of water-borne bacteria plus many other parasites, including E-coli, campylobacter, vibrio cholerae, pseudomonas aeruginosa, shigella and salmonella.

And it will safely filter at least 1000 litres of water.” Read More

Life Straw© is a simple but very capable answer to the critical question of how to provide safe water interventions for personal, military or preventative use.

It can guard against waterborne diseases such as typhoid, cholera, dysentery and diarrhoea, and provides for clean drinking water to be accessed anywhere there are water sources available such as rivers, lakes, ponds and even puddles.


As a mobile water purifier, LifeStraw© is designed to turn fresh water into safe drinking water. The purifier effectively removes over 99.99% of waterborne bacteria, and 99% of the waterborne viruses responsible for causing common diarrhoeal diseases. It requires no power-source or spare parts and can be easily carried for simple access to safe and clean water.

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As a mobile water purifier, LifeStraw© is designed to turn fresh water into safe drinking water. The purifier effectively removes over 99.99% of waterborne bacteria, and 99% of the waterborne viruses responsible for causing common diarrhoeal diseases. It requires no power-source or spare parts and can be easily carried for simple access to safe and clean water.

LifeStraw© contains a specially developed halogenated resin which kills bacteria and viruses on contact. A special chamber further increases the exposure of micro-organisms to the halogenated resin, thus enhancing the killing effect. Micro-filters are used to remove all particles down to 25 microns. Activated carbon absorbs residual iodine also improving the taste of water.

The filtration lifeline of LifeStraw© is a minimum of 1000 litres. The only maintenance required to help stop the filters becoming blocked is regular backwashing. This is achieved by simply blowing air through the device.

LifeStraw© offers reliable and easy access to safe drinking water, whatever the circumstances.
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Gear Review: Garmin Foretrex 301 Portable Navigator GPS System Display

10/26/2014

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Cleverly simple, the Garmin Foretrex 301 Portable Navigator GPS System is a slim wrist-mounted GPS navigator perfect for outdoor activities that require the use of both hands. Foretrex 301 combines a high-sensitivity GPS receiver, rugged, waterproof design and USB interface into a lightweight device ideal for hikers, skiers and campers.Retrace Your StepsNo matter where your adventure takes you, you'll never worry about getting lost with the Foretrex 301.

 
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Foretrex keeps track of your path and displays it as a dotted trail on the screen. Just turn on Foretrex's TracBack feature, and you can retrace your path back to where you started. You can save locations in memory as waypoints (up to 500 of them), so you can always find your way back to any important place, like your campsite or vehicle. And with up to 18 hours of battery life and replaceable AAA batteries, you'll never worry about making it back.Track Your DataForetrex 301 lets you combine several waypoints to create and store routes to all of your favorite places. It also provides other helpful information to help with navigation, including a trip computer, sunrise/sunset times and hunting and fishing information. To keep track of your trip, connect your Foretrex to your PC or Mac with USB to store your waypoints, routes and tracks on your computer.

Get ConnectedYou've been busy exploring and now you want to store and analyze your activities. With a simple connection to your computer and the Internet, you can get a detailed analysis of your activities and send tracks to your outdoor device using Garmin Connect. This one-stop site offers an activity table and allows you to view your activities on a map using GoogleTM Earth. Explore other routes uploaded from more than 12 million customers and share your experiences on Twitter® and Facebook. Getting started is easy, so get out there, explore and share.Plan Your Next TripTake charge of your next adventure with BaseCamp, software to view and organize your maps, waypoints, routes, and tracks and send them.

Product Details

· Product Dimensions: 1.7 x 0.9 x 2.9 inches ; 3 ounces

· Shipping Weight: 1 pounds

Additional features


The GPS receiver on 
the Foretrex 301 is much, much more sensitive than earlier generations. It locks on to satellites in much less time, holds the signal better, and works through more overhead cover.  The logging and interface are a little cumbersome, but that's the tradeoff for making something this small and rugged (there are only four control buttons plus the one power button).

It allows you to go on a hike and be able to "display" the hike on a map and see the exact distances. Then you can print the map and let other friends take the hike too. The unit perfectly meets this requirement. Using the map portion is trivially easy by logging into Garmin/Connect, which is a free Internet based product. You punch a button on the web page and it downloads the contents of the unit to their database, all over a USB cable Once you do, you will see thousands of other users' hikes, bike trips, etc. in your area and all around the world.

There's a neat feature to "take you back" to the start of the hike, either by walking you back the same trail or giving you a compass heading and distance.


One negative some users have mentioned is that there you can’t load maps into this Garmin and it does not come with any maps. This is not noted in the product description. 

 
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Top survival knives: How To Choose The Best Survival Knife

10/25/2014

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If you ever find yourself in a survival situation, whether urban or in the wilderness, a knife is one of the few tools that will give you a fighting chance at making it out alive.

As with any tool, some knives will hold up much better than others, and before you make a decision on which knife to settle on it’d be good to understand the different applications

Fixed Knives vs. Folding Knives: Which is the Way to Go?

If you take a look at the survival knives in the chart, you'll notice they all have one thing in common: they're all fixed blades.

A popular type of knife is a fixed-blade knife. Fixed-blade knives have no moving parts and are usually less likely to break. These knives are very useful for applications like splitting wood, and using as levers

A folder, on the other hand, cannot withstand stronger force and will succumb to pressure by breaking. However folding knives are very useful, in fact it is recommended you have a short blade (2" to 3”) folding knife for most slicing and small game skinning applications. Many outdoorsmen will take along two knives: one fixed-blade knife and one folding knife for smaller tasks. If you're someone who's serious about being prepared for anything, two knives is the way to go.

Our top pick in the folding knife category base on durability, size, versatility and price is the Gerber EVO Jr. Serrated Edge Knife

Gerber EVO Jr. Serrated Edge Knife
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What's the Ideal Survival Knife Blade Length?


The blade length of a survival knife can range anywhere from four inches to a hefty eight inches. Although many survival experts say the ideal length is somewhere between four and six inches for the blade, it's mainly a matter of preference. A shorter blade can give you more flexibility to do smaller tasks, but a longer blade will give more power and durability for accomplishing heftier deeds.

Top 5 Survival Knives
Finding the best survival knife depends on your personal preferences, but the following are some of our favorites.

Fallkniven A1 Survival Knife
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Fallkniven knives are the best of the best. Although you may not be familiar with the small Swedish knife company, they put tender care into every knife they make and it really shines through on their A-models. The Fallkniven A1 is 11 inches of pure mastery and boasts a 6.3-inch blade made from laminated VG-10 steel. For extra strength and durability, the handle is made from Kraton and the sheath is made from Zytel.

With the Fallkniven A1, there's no doubt the knife was designed with survival situations in mind. The blade's a bit longer and thicker than some of the other options, but it will not fail you in extreme situations. The major downside of this fine blade is the price -- but it's well worth it for hard-core survivalists. A smaller and less expensive alternative with many of the same qualities is the Fallkniven F1.


Cold Steel SRK Survival Knife

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The Cold Steel SRK goes by the model that simplicity is the key to success. Whereas other knives try to lure in buyers with gimmicks and add-ons, Cold Steel puts all its focus on the knife itself. 
The SRK, which stands for Survival Rescue Knife, is a high-quality knife that's designed to withstand tons of abuse when you're out in the elements fighting for your survival. 


The blade is six inches long and features a plain edge with a clip point.
At a reasonable price, the Cold Steel, which comes with a Concealex sheath, is an all-around fantastic survival knife that won't let you down

KA-BAR Becker Companion Survival Knife
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KA-BAR is well known for its reputation and domination in the world of tactical knives, but KA-BAR Becker Companion proves that the company also knows a thing or two about survival knives. This fixed blade knife is one of the most popular survival knives on the market and for a reason. The 5.5 blade is made from 1095 Cro-Van steel and features a plain edge with a drop point. At 16 ounces, this is one of the heaviest survival knives, but its weight can be used to your advantage during more labor-intensive jobs.

In addition, Ethan Becker, the man who designed the knife, is a well-respected chef, outdoorsman and hunter who has been designing knives for decades.

Gerber LMF II Survival Knife
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Whenever you ask experts about the five best survival knives on the market, they will all have the Gerber LMF II somewhere on the list. The partially serrated blade is 4.84 inches long and is made from 420HC stainless steel, which is resistant to rust. While a lot of attention gets paid to the blade itself, the unsung hero of the knife is its Kraton handle. Although it's a bit wider than you might be used to, the handle feels extremely comfortable in your hand and even features a window breaker on the end for urban survival.

This survival knife from Gerber is quite possibly the best survival knife under $100.
ESEE-6 Survival Knife
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ESEE Knives (formerly RAT Cutlery) are quintessential outdoor adventure knives. However, for survival situations, nothing can beat the ESEE-6, which has the perfect weight, balance and purpose. The overall length is a bit long at 11.75 inches because it boasts the longest blade length of the bunch.

Even though many knives go for beauty and outward appearance, the ESEE-6, though not a bad-looking knife, puts all its effort on making it completely functional for the outdoors. This is where it succeeds mightily. The comfortable and curvaceous grip fits perfectly in any hand.

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