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outdoor element Flicker Feather Survival EDC Chisel Blade
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More than just a chisel-grind knife, the Flicker Feather Survival EDC Chisel Blade from outdoor element lets you spark a fire and signal for help as well as make straight cuts, chop, baton and notch.
Shop similar products- The chisel blade is ideal for making a fine, straight cut and is known for its strength, ease of sharpening, chopping and processing wood, and making perfect notches
- Great for batoning, woodworking and bushcrafting and in the camp kitchen
- Chisel grind 2.5 in. VG-10 full-tang fixed blade (6.33 in. total length)
- Extremely corrosion-resistant stainless steel with 15.5% chromium content
- Rockwell hardness HRC 58–60 holds a sharp edge
- Handle features G10 scales, ergonomic design and durable grip
- Loud, 115 dB safety whistle is attached to the butt of the knife on a reflective mini lanyard strung through the hex driver
- Hone the blade while on the go with the 800-grit diamond sharpening plate built directly into the sheath
- To throw generous sparks, strike the blade's 90° spine (back side) against the hex-shaped, threaded ferrocerium rod integrated into the sheath
- Ferro rod is reversible and replaceable; tighten or replace the threaded 1/4 in. hex ferro rod using the hex wrench built into end of the tang
- Sheath is fully threaded so the ferro rod can be inserted backward, providing additional purchase/grip in holding the sheath and striking the knife's spine against the rod
- Form-fitted, secure-lock sheath features a heavy-duty, configurable clip, able to be rotated and specifically designed to attach to 3/4 in. sternum strap webbing
- Can be worn around the neck by threading the cordage of your choice through the 2 larger sheath rivets; easily remove the clip if desired (just 2 screws)
- Clip and diamond plate share the same hole pattern and can be interchanged
- Lightweight (2.3 oz. unsheathed; 4.2 oz. sheathed) and easy to carry
- Great for fishing, camping, hiking, bushcraft, or storing in your emergency kit in the car or bug-out bag—so you're ready for any outdoor adventure or emergency
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View all outdoor element Fixed-Blade Knives| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Knife Blade Type | Straight Edge |
| Number of Blades | 1 Blade |
| Max Blade Length (in.) | 2.5 inches |
| Handle Material | G10 |
| Blade Construction | VG-10 steel |
| Lanyard Ring | Yes |
| Weight | 4.2 ounces |
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Location:Omaha NE
Age:35–44
1 year ago
Great Knife!
Yes , I recommend this product
Great camping knife! I have carried this knife on several camping/canoe trips and love the quality. I used this particular model to teach my son how to start a fire, and we went through a lot of the Hex Ferro rod practicing. The hex tool on the handle makes swapping the rods out incredibly easy. Flipping the hex rod around for more grip space made it great for teaching my son. Blade stays sharp but its nice to have a stone built in to touch up the edge
Age:35–44
Location:California
Age:45–54
1 year ago
High Quality
Yes , I recommend this product
My primary knife is a 940 Osborne. I use the Flicker Feather for the tougher stuff at the workbench and campsite and it has held up great.
Age:45–54
Location:Dahlonega, Ga
Age:45–54
1 year ago
It’s strong!
Yes , I recommend this product
Great knife! It’s strong and light. Since it’s a chisel blade I decided to use it as an actual chisel (I don’t recommend this) hitting it with a 16oz hammer it didn’t bend,break, it hardly lost its edge!
Age:45–54
Location:Murrieta, Ca
Age:45–54
1 year ago
Awesome knife!
Yes , I recommend this product
I used this on my last backpacking trip. Great knife! I practiced carving on my hiking stick. This chisel is awesome!
Age:45–54
1 year ago
Buy a Flicker
I love my Flicker knife. It's so well made, I recommend them to anyone. The value is insane. You get such great quality for the price. Get it.
Location:PNW
Age:35–44
1 week ago
Steel seems a bit too soft
Before using this lil fella in the field… I was removing some very small poster nails from drywall and figured I’d try out this chisel to pull a (tiny) nail instead of my finger nails. I understand that this isn’t what the knife should be used for but without much pressure, the top chisel dented in. Not what I would expect from VG10 steel… Other than that, I do like the design. Full tang with a decent grip for how small it is. The reversible clip sheath feels durable and has drilled/riveted holes that could be useful but only 2 out of the 9 could fit paracord through em. Long story short, I think this needs some time in the field before folks could properly rate it.. Ill be sure to come back and edit this if I end up utilizing it.
Age:35–44
Location:Santa Clarita CA
Age:55–64
10 months ago
Sweet knife
Yes , I recommend this product
Sweet little knife. Bought for my 24 year old son. He’s a knife guy as well. Pulled the blade out and sliced his thumb right away. Very sharp!! Cool little tool w a great sheath n fire starter.
Age:55–64
Location:Texas
Age:35–44
1 year ago
Perfect tool
Yes , I recommend this product
I got the chisel version. Excellent for around camp and even edc use. A little small but certainly mighty!
Age:35–44
10 months ago