BPSKNIVES HK1 CSH - Handmade Carbon Steel Knife - Fixed Blade Full Tang Hunting Camping Bushcraft Knife With Leather Sheath - Scandinavian Sharpening Camp Knives

Product received compared to money spent is outstanding!! This is a handmade tool for outdoor activities.Fit and finish are fantastic. Crazy sharp. The sheath is super heavy duty and built like a tank! Knife is very comfortable in hand and l am quite sure it will preform well with any task, within reason, it's not an axe!!! As with any tool , one must respect it's limits! I expect this awesome knife to last me a very long time with reasonable care! These BPS knifes are absolutely the best value for money on the market today!!! I own three of them and l am quite happy with all of them!!! If you're on the fence, pick the one that best suits your needs and buy it, you will be glad you did! These are simple, strong and no BS knifes of outstanding value!!!

Love this knife, for the price you really can't beat it. The Scandinavian edge is durable and sharp. Feels good in the hand and feels strong when using it.

these bps. knives are great knives, they really are. they carve wood great. they come out of the box razor sharp and for the price their unbeatable.

The bps brand does put out quality blades, love wood handle fixed blades. The 1066 steel is HT very well among my 6 examples. Edge holding is good as a medium high carbon steel should(not fantastic but good for 1066) the handle can be better fitted to blade but is not bad and a little elbow grease, they can be fixed easily. Sheaths are quite good especially at price (much better in past though) price has jumped more then the inflation rate, so it appears popularity is increasing for them thus not the great deal they used to be but good nonetheless. They have great grinds, very consistent. Overall still a very good deal, just NOT the mora killer or the end-all be all many state as they are saying it based on emotions (thanks media) of the political upheaval, and not based on knife alone. Don't get me wrong, they are real good working blades no doubt, good bargain beaters with woodhandles instead of plastic/rubber. I do not think you will be disappointed in any of them overall. Then again I am biased as I have/use edc fixed blades costing 5-6 times and more. Worth a purchase imo.

I purchased this HK1S (center of image) and the smaller version (BS1FT CSH - at top) in 2022, in part to replace a 60+ year old hunting knife I inherited from my father (at bottom of image). The larger HK1S did a fine job as a knife for field dressing, skinning and butchering. The HK1S cracked the sternum (including prying as needed) with no issues. The smaller BS1FT CSH was fine as a secondary butchering knife. The blades are thicker than my original knife, but this was no barrier to making smaller, precise cuts. The scandi grind held up just fine. I blued the blades as I do not like shiny objects with me in the woods.

I absolutely love this knife. Thick enough to be useful. It looks amazing with the leather sheath.

This thing is a beast. It beats the Mora Companion hands down both as to function and form: full tang; thicker blade stock; 90 degree spine; slightly recurved blade; jimping; removable handle scales in walnut wood; hand-hafted handles; hair shaving sharp out of the box. There's not an aspect in which the Mora Companion is superior to this product. This small, family-run business in the Ukraine has re-written the rule book on quality at prices ordinary people can afford.I have used and abused this knife on camping trips, hikes and backyard bonfires; batoning logs, feathersticking; cutting up steak; striking ferro rods; scraping bark with the spine... I can assure you, this will absolutely never let you down. The heat treat is solid. The edge retention is astounding (I used it for heavy duty fire prep over a three-day camping trip and the edge didn't roll or chip).The scandi grind is very easy to sharpen. The steel is forgiving. I just do a full scandi grind on a rough 400 grit, pull the blade lightly once on each side at 15 degrees on some ceramic rods to remove the burr, then apply a very slight convex with a strop and some compound. It's so sharp, you need to worry about cutting through the sheath when you pull it out!I tooled my own cross draw sheath for it. It's an absolute joy to use.Buy one of these and use the remaining money you would have spent on a Helle knife or a Benchmade to treat your wife and kids to a nice weekend getaway... life's too short.

For the money? You can't beat it. I watch a couple of YouTube reviews raving about this knife. My observations after 1 day of owning it:1. It's sharp, but not as scary sharp as people claim (at least mine wasnt). Not a big problem.2. Decent edge retention. I cut up a bunch of cardboard, and it can still cut paper.3. Some reviews showed corrosion on the blade or beneath the handle scales that needed cleaning up. Mine had some patina, no rust, not bad at all. I just cleaned, oiled, and put the scales back on.4. The value on this thing is unbelievable. The sheath appears to be quality leather, the blade is well finished, it's comfortable, nice weight, nice size.If you think you want one, buy it. Use it, mess it up, buy a new one.