Cold Steel Finn Bear Fixed Blade Knife

This thing stands here securely: you are not going to accidentally lose this blade, whether it's your neck, carry or belt carry anything like that aga...

I think you'll be very happy with this, but what I was saying is not only what I recommend the Finn bear, but also all the other, similar fixed blades...

What's there to think about it's about the cost of going to a movie, you can get yourself a good blade. You know that's going to do a lot of work for ...

I'M just saying this it you know if you're gon na go for a tough knife and you want something: it's a bullet proof that you can use on the woods and j...

I bought this after having good experiences with the Lite version of the Pendleton, but this one isn't quite up to that standard for me. The blade is very sharp and clean and holds up well, but isn't as ergonomic for me to handle given the grip dynamics, which feel like the blade is sticking out of ...

I had an original Finn Bear Puuka knife long ago. I loved the heft, balance and sleek styling. I recently bought this new Finn Bear by Cold Steel. The dimensions and shape do match the original. This knife weighs about half of the original. This is because the blade is about half the thickness of th...

As reviewer AROW said, the older version of the Finn Hawk had a sharper spine grind and no apparent micro bevel. The newer ones seem to be buffed a bit shinier with less pronounced grind lines. I was hoping for the older production. Still a nice knife for the price. The sheath is still impossibly ti...

I like knives. I buy an occasional knife to use in the shop/garage and out on the boat. For the boat, due to the corrosive nature of the salt water, I only buy stainless blades that won't rust too easily for general outdoor use. This Finn Bear is a good general use stainless bladed knife for this pu...

It’s hard to complain given the inexpensive price but I was a bit disappointed with this knife. The light, hard plastic handle is my biggest complaint, it just feels cheap. The blade is a bit more robust than you would think, although not full tang, so it seems mismatched with the inferior handle. T...

The ergonomics are amazing, but the steel is less than par. The stainless steel chips a LOT and is not very durable. It holds an edge for a very long time but the price being payed for that edge I find too much. The very tip chipped off, not that you can still pierce, making it less effective at its...