Condor Bushcraft Bliss Knife 2832-4.7HC bushcraft knife 62736, Tony Lennartz design

The Condor Bushcraft Bliss Knife 2832-4.7HC is a practical bushcraft knife, designed by Tony Lennartz. The handle is ergonomically shaped and also feels great in hand during long-term use. The hollow pins ensure that you can easily attach this knife to a lanyard. Or tie the knife to a stick to create an improvised spear, for instance when spearfishing. The red colour of the handle stands out when you drop the knife in the grass or woods.



The blade of the Condor Bushcraft Bliss is made from 1075 carbon steel. A strong type of steel that is easy to sharpen, and can also handle quite a lot. 1075, however, is not completely stainless. As such you need to clean it regularly and add a drop of oil once in a while. The knife has a strong full-tang construction. This means that the thickness of the blade runs throughout the entire handle.



The handle is made from micarta. The Condor Bushcraft Bliss Knife comes with a solid kydex sheath with belt loop.



About Condor Tool & Knife


Condor is known for its favourably priced knives. They are made in El Salvador by craftsmen. Are you looking for display pieces? If so you might need to continue your search. Condor produces knives that are meant to be used. You might have something to say about the finish. However, this simply suits the knives Condor produces. Especially when you look at the favourable prices, which they are definitely worth.