Lionsteel B35 fixed blade knife

Here is a video on the Lionstel B53 fixed blade knife. This knife was designed as a field bushcraft knife but it is a great daily carry fixed blade.

[@jamesnguyen1402]

I have a lot of folders but I'm relatively new to carrying a small fixed blade for edc. Your videos have really been helpful to see in hand what I have only seen in pictures previously. I think almost every knife you have shown is something I'm considering for a future purchase. Also I really appreciate your laid-back style of video making. So many of the content creators seem to want to yell or make bad jokes but you are to the point without being boring or drolling on and on. Please keep up the good work.

[@markjg2275]

I try to do my best to show knives in a calm manner. I am glad you like my videos and that they are helpful in your next purchase of a fixed blade knife. Thank you for watching .

[@manieschoeman2231]

Hi Mark...I agree with you. The size is ideal for EDC on your belt. Perhaps a scout carry sheath would also be a good way of carrying. Its the size that can do most cutting tasks. One would not go and try and chop branches or do heavy batoning with it, but then I do not do those things. I love the blade shape as well. Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

[@markjg2275]

I do have a Kydex sheath for the knife for scout carry or regular carry I forgot to show that in the video. Thanks for watching.

[@grazianism]

as an owner of this little blade, i totally confirm your words. Although i have the walnut scales model, it's awesome. I did a light patina with coca cola and it became almost rustproof. awesome steel, it sharpens very easily almost like 1095 but keeps shaving sharp edge pretty long. the handle is very ergonomic and the sharp butt makes a lot of sparks if you're into ferrorod fire making. I made a crossdraw/ frontal scout carry and it's very comfortable to carry around.

[@profesorEDC]

Gorgeous 👌