If you need a good sold bushcraft or outdoor knife the Condor Bushlore feels right at a great price. The size is good for real bushcraft work and the back spine can handle the task. The handle is made of Micarta known to be strong and durable in extremes of heat and cold. Unlike wood, Micarta will resist moisture, and doesn't break down, we also feel it gives you a good grip. If you need a quality blade, Condor makes one. The Bushlore is made with 1075 carbon steel with a scandi edge meaning the blade is sharpened to the edge without a second angle making it better for bushcraft. The 1075 Carbon is also a good balance of making a blade strong, able to be sharpened but not too hard where it will chip. For a good solid bushcraft knife that will not drain your gear fund the Condor Bushlore is one to own.
Condor Tool and Knife traces its proud history back to 1787, to Gerb Weyesburg Company in Solingen, Germany. 1964, the company formed a new plant in Santa Ana El Salvador and filled it with state-of-the-art German equipment then some of the original local employees were sent to Solingen for extensive training and to pass along their skills to their new home in El Salvador. Today, quality has been ingrained in each knife or tool made to honor their tradition.
