Toor Knives Field 2.0 Backcountry Blaze Fixed Blade

From Toor Knives website:

We designed the Field 2.0 with every day use in mind and it has quickly become known as the workhorse of our Outdoor Series. Its small size allows for all day carry comfort, while having the capability to handle almost any task out on the trail.

The edge features a 2.75” straight for fine work, and a razor sharp 1.75” radius to the tip for traditional blade work. Its KG Gunkote finish provides excellent abrasion, chemical and impact resistance, and the blade shape allows for much more steel mass behind the edge, which translates to a longer sharpening life and edge impact resistance. A perfect 90-degree spine, from the tip all the way to the thumb jimping, provides more surface area for hammering and ferro rod sparking.

Additionally, handles on the Spanish Moss and Battleship Grey blades are lined with a polished copper accent and ebony scales, providing smooth ergonomics in the hand, as well as grip when operating in wet environments. The wood itself is cut and processed by the Crelicam Ebony mill in Cameroon by a dedicated and hardworking local workforce and each piece is unique, meaning each one of these blades has the potential to be different and stand alone. We individually process every ebony handle by hand and finish it with an extremely high grit and buff to ensure the wood will last a lifetime.

The Backcountry Blaze blade features Toor’s proprietary Dynamic Fluting™ texture on the HI-VIZ G10 scales, providing smooth ergonomics in the hand, as well as grip when operating in wet environments. This design forces proper grip mechanics and concentrates all the pressure onto the apex of the blade edge, conquering the age-old task of offering both comfort AND grip. With a precision cut 0.25” radius on each flute, and spiral rifling from end to end, each groove flows perfectly with the hand’s natural positioning.

Every Field 2.0 is Made in the USA and includes either a genuine Hermann Oak saddle leather sheath or FlexTech KYDEX® sheath.