Camp & Bushcraft Knives

Bushcraft knives from Crownridge Knives are fixed blades, most of them full tang, for camp tasks: carving, feather sticks, batoning and general outdoor work. Blades run 3 to 12 inches, most close to 5.5 inches, and most of the collection is pattern-welded Damascus. Each one ships with a char leather belt sheath, from $99.

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16 knives

The collection

About Camp & Bushcraft Knives

How is a bushcraft knife different from a survival knife?

A bushcraft knife favors fine control for carving, notching and fire prep, often with a thin scandi grind. A survival knife trades some of that control for a thicker spine built for harder chopping and prying. Most blades in this collection are full tang, and the longer patterns cross into camp knife territory at up to 12 inches. Browse the full tang knives for the whole range.

What comes with a camp or bushcraft knife?

Every fixed blade ships with a char leather belt sheath at no extra cost, and a multi-piece set ships in one leather roll instead. A kukri in the kukri knives collection covers heavier chopping, and the Damascus axes and hatchets collection picks up where a 12 inch blade stops. Read the knife care guide before the first trip.

Common questions

What is a bushcraft knife?

A bushcraft knife is a sturdy fixed blade built for camp tasks such as carving, making feather sticks and general outdoor work, rather than heavy chopping. Blades in this collection run 3 to 12 inches, most close to 5.5 inches, and most are full tang.

Can a bushcraft knife baton wood?

Yes, within reason. A full tang blade of 4 inches or more can split small wood when you strike its spine with a wooden baton. Strike with wood, never metal; our warranty counts batoning with wood as normal use for a camp knife and striking with metal as misuse.

What blade length works for bushcraft tasks?

A 4 to 6 inch blade gives the control needed for carving and fire prep. Longer patterns in this collection, up to 12 inches, move into camp knife territory for splitting and batoning firewood.

How much does a Damascus bushcraft knife cost?

Camp and bushcraft knives in this collection run from $99 to $189, with pattern-welded Damascus making up most of the range and a forged carbon steel option costing less.

What is the warranty on a bushcraft knife?

Every camp and bushcraft knife carries a Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Returns are open for 30 days from delivery on a knife without engraving, and shipping within the US is free.
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