White River Knives 3 and 4 Photo Slideshow

[@unfi6798]

Perfect for Grouse & Trout including out back kitchen. Fair dinkum mate.!

[@splinterdevilblood6366]

I EDC my firecraft 5 for a while. I absolutely love that knife. I gifted my mother a FC 3.5

[@nothingbutknives2286]

We love the FIrecraft series. We just reviewed the new Firecraft Puukko. Great knife.

[@richardhenry1969]

Gotta say this knife does look appealing. The problem nowadays its hard to find a store to see and feel things. In a picture it looks like a fancy steak knife. The big turn off for me is the thin handle. It might be thick the other way but who knows. I talked with the designer i really like him. He's a good family man and veteran. I would buy it just to support him if i had the money. Personally i don't by knives over $150 and really most are under $100. I believe anything more is brand and marketing supporting it is saying its ok. Im not talking custom small shop. Im talking production knives especially overseas most are made for penny's.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Tha lack of knife stores with decent inventories in unfortunate. The Exodus handles are thin, but still easy to grip. It is definitely far tougher and more functional than a steak knife. Both Exodus Knives and White River Knives are run by great people. Their knives rock, but they are not cheap.

[@67wing]

The handle is way too skinny

[@truth-Hurts375]

Look too much like a steak knife.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Yea that is the problem with a two dimensional medium. However, neither knife feels or performs like a steak knife. They are much tougher and more capable.