The Julio Hmong has arrived!

[@highcountrychronicles]

Julio makes great sheaths and that Hmong looks killer. 👍🏾

[@DannyRiskit]

He does and it is!

[@jayhanson-hs5vg]

if they said dont baton with it then why would they make a knife with that design

[@DannyRiskit]

I guess before it's more of a "fighting" blade than a woods tool, and it has a more fine tip

[@richardhenry1969]

Really gotta question a knife maker that's scared to have his knives batoned. I don't baton myself but it is a great test to check if it's heat treated good. Especially a knife that size should have no problems. I understand making a fighting knife just what good would it be nowadays? A $20 tramontina will baton and chop all day and night.

[@DannyRiskit]

I just think it's because it's not made for tasks like that, I have a bolo from him as well that he said I can go wild on. Maybe some day I'll do a video on it.

[@jayhanson-hs5vg]

@@richardhenry1969 i agree

[@povxiong7113]

love Hmong knife where can i get one friend

[@DannyRiskit]

This one is made by Julio Diez, diezknives.com or [e-mail]

[@Hammer1978]

Less Hmong shape and more Ontario SP53 shape.

[@DannyRiskit]

I used to have an SP53, I can see some similarities