Primitive Element
Full-Tang Splitting Knife — Hammered Blade with Leather Sheath
Full-Tang Splitting Knife — Hammered Blade with Leather Sheath
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The kind of blade that used to be handed down, not delivered.
Heavy cleaver profile, hammered high-carbon steel spine, hand-fitted wood scales riveted onto a full tang that runs the full length of the handle. The blade splits kindling, batons through wrist-thick branches, and dresses game without complaint. Paracord loop at the pommel for a wrist wrap or belt tie.
Comes with a stamped brown leather belt sheath — button-flap closure, riveted at the mouth, wears in with your kit.



Built for
- Splitting kindling and batoning firewood at camp
- Field dressing and rough butcher work
- Yard and homestead tasks — clearing brush, roots, small limbs
- Bushcraft, hunt camps, base camps
Details
- Full-tang high-carbon steel — hammered forge finish
- Hardwood handle scales, three-rivet fit
- Genuine leather belt sheath with button closure
- Paracord tang loop included
Sharpen it. Oil the leather. Pass it on.
High-quality outdoor knife: It has an 8.3-inch blade crafted from high-carbon steel, with a width of 3 inches and a thickness of 0.2 inches.
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Took this on a week-long hunting trip and it became my most-used tool. Splitting knife design means you get real leverage without the blade binding up. Handle's comfortable even after hours of use. The hammered blade adds durability and looks rugged. Worth every penny.
Finally got mine after nearly two weeks. Once it arrived, I tested it on a camping trip—splits kindling fast and the blade doesn't twist. Leather sheath is decent quality. Would recommend, just be patient with delivery.
This knife has been my go-to for backpacking trips over the last few months. Full tang means it won't fail you when you need it most. Handles everything from camp tasks to emergency repairs. Solid investment.
Grabbed one for my fishing lodge weekend and ended up using it way more than expected—cutting branches for a shelter, processing fish, you name it. The hammered finish looks great and the edge retention is legit. My only gripe is the sheath strap could use a loop, but minor stuff.
I've put this through serious work—splitting kindling, processing game, even some light batoning on the trail. The weight is perfect for leverage without being clumsy. Leather sheath keeps it secure in my pack. Five stars, no hesitation.