Knives

Great, sharp, knives for daughters taxidermy work! Sturdy and durable. Lightweight and easy to handle.

I use theses to clean deer. They cut like butter. The blades are razor sharp so be careful. Knife is sturdy and blades stay secured. Can be a little tough to change blade so don’t lose the tool that comes with it, makes it much easier.

This is now the only knife I carry (EDC). I have some excellent knives and an excellent knife sharpener, but the convenience of simply (but VERY carefully) switching out a blade and always having a nice new razor sharp one ready to go is awesome in my old age. I’ve read/heard some complaints (u-Tube) concerning it being too light weight and unsuitable for heavy use such as prying around bones when field dressing an animal. We’ll… I wouldn’t go bear hunting with a .22 either. That doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with a .22 it simply means somebody’s ability to select the right tool for the job just very well might be lacking. The knife has a nice grip. I personally think of it and use it as a long bladed scalpel. Replacement blades are readily available on line and/or Bass Pro. I have gone through about 20 blades in the year or two I’ve owned it and imagine going through a great many more before I die as this knife will definitely outlast me. Great product!

Great folder, as sharp as a scalpel because they are scalpel blades (fitment #4) so any blade with that size will fit this. I keep an old blade in the blade remover if I’m getting into something that will dull a blade fast like cardboard, paper, leather, bark. I’ve found without forceps or and holder that opening the new blades only down to the start of the cut out allows you to use the packaging as a barrier putting on a new blade.

Sharp blades

This is my third Havalon, as unfortunately I lost my first two. These knives are awesome! It’s always nice to have a small razor sharp blade on hand. I mainly use these for skinning and bleeding fish

Got 5 beaver so far this year. Anyone who traps knows that beaver are the worst of animals to skin & flesh. I used this baby on my last beaver 2 days ago. I was impressed with the amount of time I saved. It's very sharp & seems to hold an edge. I really don't care for the plastic blade removal tool but it's better than cutting your finger off. I think I found some XMas presents for next year. Sheath was nice & the belt clip was tight & long. I'm ready to toss my junk Rapala knives.

I’m not 100% convinced that this was the right purchase for me. It was recommended by a you tube woodworking channel that swore by its capability and longevity. It’s basically a combo pocket knife and xacto blade. I agree with the recommendation that when using it to mark wood it will give you a crisper thin reference line but I don’t see this as a daily carry knife since it isn’t strong enough to do all the tasks of a nice folding knife. This is a good knife for performing tasks for a xacto knife and it will give you better control (my opinion) but it’s not a replacement for a daily carry