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Survival knives
Frequently Asked Questions
1️⃣ What is the best survival knife?
The best survival knife is, of course, the one you happen to have in a crisis situation. However, if you want to prepare survival gear in advance, it is best to choose a medium-sized knife with a fixed head of full tang construction. In addition to the reinforced construction, the head of a survival knife should be made of stainless steel hardened to min. 58 HRC, which maintains sharpness well and is relatively easy to sharpen. A survival knife should have a non-slip handle, such as one made of G10, a hilt that protects the hand from slipping on the blade, and a blade with a usable drop-point or clip-point profile. Many survival enthusiasts in the field choose Morakniv and Joker knives.
2️⃣ What company makes a tactical knife?
A good tactical knife should be characterized by solid construction with a reliable reputation, high quality materials, ergonomics and functionality. The Flask store offers tactical knives from reputable manufacturers including Benchamade, Kershaw and Zero Tolerance.
3️⃣ Of what steel is a survival knife?
For a survival knife, carbon steel will undoubtedly be the best choice. Carbon steel knives are characterized by high strength and good impact strength. Carbon steel provides high cutting aggression, and is also easy to sharpen even in field conditions. However, due to its susceptibility to corrosion, it is important to remember to properly care for and maintain the knife, i.e. wiping it dry after use and periodically oiling it.
4️⃣ What knife for the field?
Many survival enthusiasts in the field choose Morakniv and Joker knives. For outdoor work, it is best to choose a medium-sized knife with a fixed head of full tang construction. In addition to the reinforced construction, the outdoor knife should be made of stainless steel (or carbon steel) hardened to min. 58 HRC, which maintains sharpness well and sharpens relatively easily. A survival knife should have a non-slip handle, such as one made of G10, a hilt that protects the hand from sliding onto the blade, and a blade with a usable drop-point or clip-point profile.