Hunter Handmade Damascus Steel Knife

Hunter Damascus Steel Knife

Out in the field, a good knife can make or break your day. The Hunter Damascus Steel Fixed Blade Knife isn’t just built for looks — it’s designed to get things done. Whether you’re skinning, slicing, or just need something tough on your hip, this knife is up for the job.

The handle’s a standout right away — a little oversized, which is a good thing. It gives you a solid grip, even when your hands are wet or caked with dirt. There's also thumb jimping on the spine, giving you extra control where it counts, especially on those close, careful cuts.

But let’s talk about the blade. It’s made from 1095 and 15n20 high-carbon Damascus steel — forged together into a sharp, tough edge that’s ready for real work. That layered twist pattern isn’t just good-looking; it’s also a sign of serious strength and craftsmanship.

You’re also getting a hand-stitched leather sheath, stamped with a clean logo, plus a lanyard hole so you can keep it close while on the move. Looks great, feels even better — and it’s a knife you’ll actually use, not just admire.

Quick Specs

Here’s what makes this knife a smart pickup:

• Length (Overall): 7.5” — compact but rugged
• Handle: 4.25” — fits nicely in hand
• Blade: 3.25” with 0.12” thickness — sharp, precise, and ready
• Steel Type: 1095 & 15n20 Damascus — sharpens well and holds its edge
• Pattern: 256-layer twist — looks awesome, performs better
• Build: Full tang with a solid bevel grind — built to last
• Handle Material: G10 — moisture-resistant, durable as they come
• Extras: Leather sheath + wooden gift/storage box

No Two Are the Same

These knives are not mass-produced. Each one is made by hand using natural materials, so expect a little variation. Your knife might look a bit different than the one in the pictures; maybe the pattern shifts a little, maybe the color tone is off just a hair. That is a good thing. It means no one else has your exact blade.

About the Sheath

Heads up: your sheath might not match the product photos exactly. The color or stitching might be a little different. But don’t worry — quality control’s tight, and every sheath meets the same standards. If anything feels off, just get in touch. We’ve got your back.

Taking Care of It

Since this knife uses 1095 high-carbon steel, it needs some simple upkeep. After using it, give it a gentle hand wash (mild soap, warm water), dry it fully, and lightly oil the blade. Don’t let it sit wet, and definitely don’t toss it in the dishwasher. Take care of it, and it’ll hold up for years, with that Damascus pattern staying sharp and clean.