Knives 1095 steel
Knives with 1095 steel. 1095 steel is high carbon steel most commonly used in construction of knives and swords. It is really easy to sharpen and you can easily achieve very high sharpness of the edge. 1095 is very hard steel with great edge retention and good wear resistance.
On the other hand, 1095 steel has a very low corrosion resistance. It rusts very easily, therefore it is necessary to pay attention to proper care and maintenance. After every use, rinse the blade, wipe it clean, and oil it to prevent rust.
1095 steel is used by many knife makers, for example, by Condor, ESEE or Ontario. Compared to other steels in the 10xx series (1060, 1075, 1084, etc.), it has the highest carbon content, so it has the best edge retention and lower toughness.
Steel composition: 0,95% Carbon, 0,3 - 0,5% Manganese, traces of Phosphorus and Sulfur
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All knives
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Fixed blade knives FAV
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Folding knives FAV
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Swiss pocket knives
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Bushcraft knives
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EDC knives
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Hunting knives
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Survival knives
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Neck knives
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Fishing and filleting knives
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Mushroom and gardening knives
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Automatic knives
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Karambit knives
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Butterfly knives
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Throwing knives
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Rescue knives
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Gift knives
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Multi-tools
A all-around craft knife with a blade length of 9,1 cm. Carbon steel blade, green/red polymer handle with non-slip rubber coating.
The Condor Wayfinder is an excellent bushcraft knife for wood carving and other outdoor use. It has a 13.4 cm long blade made from 1095 high carbon steel. The stout spear point...
The Condor Pictus is a large fixed blade outdoor knife inspired by Celtic cutlery and art with Celtic knot engraving. It has a 15.5 cm long blade made from 1095 high carbon...
