Much like any other popular and diverse product category, knives, multi-tools and everyday carry have particular tried-and-true materials that brands of all stripes gravitate toward … but century-old Cumarú wood is not typically found on that list.
That rare material, along with its unique shape and quality-driven construction, help Best Made’s seaworthy new Sailor’s Knife stand out from the pointy-ended crowd.
I like this. A lot.
Made in Solingen, it passes the Hocky test too.
At $320, it is priced a little steep for such a simple fixed blade though.
Read the whole thing at GearPatrol.com
https://www.gearpatrol.com/outdoors/best-made-co-sailors-knife/