🗡️ Own the edge that outlasts the rest – survival gear for the relentless pro.
The Work Tuff Gear Elbrus is a 6.7-inch full tang fixed blade survival knife featuring a spear point Bohler K110 (D2) stainless steel blade with a convex cutting edge. It boasts a rugged OD Green G10 fiberglass handle and comes with a custom Kydex sheath holster, designed for professionals demanding durability, precision, and reliable performance in construction, outdoor, and survival scenarios.
Recommended Uses For Product | Construction,Cleansing,Outdoor |
Brand | Work Tuff Gear |
Special Feature | Full Tang |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Included Components | Tool Kit |
Handle Material | Fiberglass |
Color | OD Green |
Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
Style | Modern |
Blade Length | 6.7 Inches |
Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
Blade Shape | Spear Point |
Blade Edge | spear-point |
Item Length | 6.7 Inches |
Power Source | Manual |
Manufacturer | Work Tuff Gear |
UPC | 758277016735 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 17.24 x 4.25 x 3.54 inches |
Package Weight | 0.63 Kilograms |
Brand Name | Work Tuff Gear |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Part Number | WTG-003ODG |
W**0
First impressions. Awesome with one minor flaw.
Pros:Comes quite sharp.Quality Kydex sheath.The Bohler K110 steel is essentially D2 with more Vanadium in it. Makes it less brittle and more corrosion resistant. It is a "super steel" in every way except name. Have a bit of experience with it.The spine is sharp, even the part with the taper swedge strikes a ferro rod.Handle is super comfortable.Sheath retention is slightly overkill. It will loosen on it's own with time. Perfect long term setting.Cons:Just one, belt attachment system. 2 reasons why....1- It won't allow a proper gear belt through, only 1.5 inch dress belts. A knife like this should slide over the Cobra buckle of a 2 inch tactical belt.2- The loop itself is Kydex and mounted in a way doomed for failure in the future. They need to put a big nylon strap on it instead.Overall:It's a well designed chunk of great steel that has a comfortable hande and a good sheath. For the "purists", if I told you this was 3V you would believe it.First three holes from the top are 1.5 inches for mounting ferro rods and such (0, 1.5, 3"). The lower two holes don't line up. You may need some longer chicago bolts if you wish to piggyback with the belt loop.Future sheath mods:Already attached a Swedish Army Light My Fire ferro rod with the holder from Cleveland Kydex. Next thing to do is cut off the top of the belt loop and attach either a nylon or leather strap on the lower bracket. Other than that, the sheath needs no mods. It's good by itself.Will follow up in a few months after I give it a beating.
B**B
You need one.....or three
Absolutely one of the best fixed blades out there.
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