ESEE Knives 6P Fixed Blade Knife w/Molded Polymer Sheath

Das messer liegt gut in der Hand und rutscht auch nicht aus der scheide raus was man dazu sagen muss das es einen Vorteil und einen Nachteil hat. Es rutscht absolut nicht aus der scheide heraus allerdings wenn man nur eine Hand zur Verfügung hat ist dies auch ein großer Nachteil. Die klinge ist protall scharf, den ich bin nur mal mit dem Finger ein bißchen an die klinge gekommen und habe mich gleich geschnitten, und gemerkt habe ich es erst 1/2 Minute später. Wenn ich über irgendwas meckern müsste wäre es das an der Stelle wo das Messer einrastet sieht man schwarze Spuren, wem das stört würde ich empfehlen es sich einfach in schwarz zu kaufen oder wenn es das nicht gibt einfach gar nicht 😄. Ansonsten absolute Kaufempfehlung

I looked at a couple of Esse's and a couple of Tops to try and determine which would be best suited for me for general purpose camping and hiking duties. I am not a all out bushcrafter and wasn't looking for ways to destroy a perfectly good knife by using it as a prybar, to cut rocks in half or to do things knives aren't made to do. I simply wanted something that was going to be reliable for what I needed it for and that is typically to make kindling, to baton wood, some feather sticking, general cutting and slicing duties while maintaining a good edge and also being easy to resharpen. I had the Tops Brakimo as well as the Brothers of Bushcraft and compared them to the Esee 4 and the Esee 6. I truly believe that all four could have easily done the job and I would have been happy with any of them, I ended up choosing the Esee for a couple of reasons. I like the full flat grind on the Esse's but most importantly as a left-hander, the Esse's had way more ability to carry in different ways; specifically left-handed. While the Tops were really good quality knives and had decent sheaths, they were leather and only came and right-handed versions. I understand that I could have worn it and either drew the knife backwards from my left side or did a cross draw but for the price of the knives I didn't feel like I should have to buy another sheath or resort to cross drawing if I didn't need to. So I ended up keeping the Esee 6 and the Esee 4 which I'm sure will do everything I need them to and more while giving me the ability to actually carry it on my left side and drawing it in a normal way.

I’ve had my Esee 6 for about a month now. It is an amazing knife. It has good heft but is not too heavy. The micarta handles are comfortable and provide good grip. If you are only going to own one fixed blade knife this should be it. The 1095 steel does not have the greatest edge retention but is extremely tough and easy to sharpen. I carry a Camillus glide sharpener when in the field and can easily bring the edge back when necessary. The sheath is sufficient but does not do this great knife justice. I don’t really have any thing negative to say about this piece of kit.

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