JEO-TEC Nº39 Fixed Blade Knife for Bushcraft Survival Hunting Camping & Outdoor Gear - Full Tang Stainless Steel with Leather Sheath and Fire Starter - Durable and Versatile - Handmade

This is a seriously solid knife. Excellent fit and finish, razor sharp out of the box. The sheath is well made of heavy duty thick leather. I’m completely satisfied with the quality and value for the money.

Down right one of the best knives ever. I skinned 3 deers in one night, used it to trim some bark for my climbing stand. Then after all that I used it to carve up some deer and steak for dinner. Held an edge where other blades got dull fast. Strikes well on my ferro rod to start my fires.

First, the knife arrived earlier than promised. Right out of the box, it feels good in your hand. Solid. Tight. Weighty. Feels like quality. And though beauty is in the eye of the beholder, this is a very handsome blade. And it’s a BIG blade. I can see it performing a variety of tasks from gutting, skinning, and breaking down game to various “camp knife” jobs. The sheath is well made and well finished, too. Many times, knife makers either don’t or can’t make a decent sheath. This sheath is definitely an exception. It’s very nice. The knife fits snugly, perfectly, into place. My only concern with the sheath is the potential for the blade edge to cut the retention strap as the knife is returned to the sheath. These are my initial perceptions. I have barely taken it out of its packaging. Of course, time will tell how the knife and sheath hold up to use and wear. But this certainly seems to be a quality product. This knife has the size, weight, and versatility to be the one knife you need around camp. I look forward to taking it with me to elk camp in Colorado in September.

This is my first actual bushcraft knife that I have spent over $50 on and I am so glad I did. This knife is absolutely beautiful. It’s razor sharp out of the box and has some nice weight to it. The blade is thick so you know it’s not going to break the first time you use it. It’s also very well balanced and it just looks good. Definitely would recommend to anyone looking for an entry level bushcraft knife. It’s everything you’d need an a little more. The leather sheath is also worth talking about. The leather work is awesome. There is no loose strands of stitching anywhere on the sheath. The whetstone and ferro rod all fit perfectly as well as the knife itself. You won’t have to worry about the knife or any other item flying out if everything is secured properly.

Love this knife which has replaced my older buck knife for my outdoor needs. Nice thick, sharpe blade that handles well. Fits very nice in my hand. The leather sheath is awesome. Very well made and quality is outstanding. The only thing I could suggest is that if they moved the snap in the middle instead of securing the knife in a cross style the sheath would actually work as universal true ambidextrous carry for us left handed users. My friends have all seen it and now they want one.

What a tank! Thick, solid and beautiful. The quality and craftsmanship is top notch especially for the price. And the sheath is made of thick leather that should hold up for a lifetime. This knife powered through chest cavity of my Elk and made quick work of the field dressing. It had up and the edge stayed sharp after a day of hard work. A brute of a knife. Highly recommend and I'm buying another one to give to my son.

I've owned the #29 and just recently purchased this #39. I already knew what to expect for durability and quality. These bushcraft knives are simply some of the best I've EVER owned. I can't believe there's not more people talking about these knives. The sheath is also very very superb quality! Trust me when I say they didn't slack when making these knives! I absolutely LOVE Jeo Tec and will be purchasing lots more from them. If your thinking about making a purchase, don't think...🗣DO IT!!! 5 star rating from me and I honestly can't say enough about these knives. Mine came razor sharp! Easily shaving away tons of hair from my arm on contact! Thank you Jeo Tec for such OUTSTANDING quality and GORGEOUS knive!!!!😍😍😍😍😍

This is a quality knife at an affordable price.

Me gusta el modelo del cuchillo.Pero le doy una estrella porque el mango de micarta por la parte del rompecocos viene muy en punta y además viene astillado y corta.Con esté cuchillo se debe usar guantes ya que corres el riesgo de cortarte por la mala terminación del mango(en punta y mal rematado).El cuchillo está muy bien por lo demás y la funda es de kydex.La hoja está hecha en acero Mova y es un cuchillo pesado.La pena es el mango mal rematado por la zona del rompecocos ya que puede cortarte sino usas guantes.

I own a couple of these spanish knifes, Joker, nieto, Cudeman and this Jeo tec is in the same range. Superb knife, feels big, sturdy, excellent grip/balance... The main reason why I love these knives is the steel : IT LOOKS LIKE STEEL.... I don't like the cheap trend of black coating on blades or dull sandstone finish (even if I own a couple), even on quality metal. You pay the price but you have a great looking quality steel blade. I love the flat sabre grind, both razor sharp yet solid compared to hollow/flat grinds. The red liner on the handle is a nice touch, common to all these knives (they might be produced in the same place?). The leather sheath seems very fonctional, smell quality leather, and is complete with an EMERGENCY sharpening stone (too coarse) and a firesteel. I would have liked a rambo style design, but its pretty good. Just a note : these knives beeing extremely sharp, you have to be a bit carefull when you put them back in the sheath. Expensive? I would just say its the fair price of it. You love knives? Pretty sure this one will be in your top list.

Une belle pièce de coutellerie, équilibrée, avec une bonne prise en main et une robustesse réelle et sécurisante quant à la finalité même de ce couteau! Un étui en cuir dans la même logique de solidité et de finition, et surtout, dans l'ergonomie de port, de préservation du couteau et du risque de perte lors des évolutions extérieures! Pierre à aiguiser ( intégré esthétiquement à l'étui cuir) et pierre à feu ( externe avec cordon), complètent le packing. Très bon rapport qualité prix et une photo de présentation de cet ensemble juste, mais il faut l'avoir en visu et en main pour vraiment se rendre compte de la robustesse du couteau ET de l'étui!

Buen cuchillo. Grande, para uso general, no es de sacar al campo todos los días, pero tengo otro más pequeño. Me robaron la funda y el vendedor me atendió para comprobar que la de Kydex era compatible enviándome incluso fotos. Compré la de Kydex y perfecto. Buena y rápida atención.

Era da tempo che tenevo d'occhio il Celtibero della CDS, ma ho sempre pensato che il manico fosse troppo stretto per la mia mano. Questo coltello è ASSOLUTAMENTE fenomenale nelle dimensioni: PERFETTO!! La recensione sarà lunga, ma ci tengo a parlarne a dovere. Iniziamo... Il Nuovo Celtibero è lungo 28cm per 5mm di spessore di acciaio MOVA (circa 58 HRC), che lo rendono un coltello affilato e affilabile facilmente con l'uso di attrezzi di fortuna, buona resistenza ed elasticità e buona tenuta del filo e della punta; ovviamente inossidabile. Arriva già MOLTO affilato. La lama è lunga 16cm complessivamente, lunghezza di taglio 13cm, incavo per l'indice per lavori di fino di 2cm, guardia di 1cm. Il manico è lungo 13cm complessivamente, utilizzabile per impugnatura 9.5cm, largo 2.3cm: impugnatura perfetta per la mia mano di taglia media (guanti taglia M oppure 7-7.5 per intenderci). Incollato e rivettato con 3 viti a brugola. Il cocobolo è perfettamente rifito: calza la mia mano davvero a pennello!!! A differenza del Celtibero originale, la sgrimatura sulla lama per impugnatura avanzata si compone di 10 solchi di basso profilo che rendono l'uso per lavori di fino molto confortevole e non fanno male al pollice. Perfettamente bilanciato sulla guardia, agevole passaggio da impugnatura d'attacco a rompi ghiaccio. FODERO: ben organizzato, cuoio duro e ben rifinito, permette fissaggio verticale e orizzontale per mezzo di asole, ogni scomparto è assicurato da bottoni sufficientemente duri da aprire, più cordino per fissaggio alla gamba quando in posizione verticale. Come avrete già letto su altre recensioni per foderi come questo, si rischia spesso di tagliare la lingua di cuoio che assicura la tenuta della lama. Nulla che un normale calzolaio non possa aggiustare, in ogni caso. ACCIARINO: lungo 10cm, utilizzabile 7cm + lama per accensione. S'inserisce a fatica nell'asola del fodero, ottimo per garantirne una salda tenuta e non perderlo accidentalmente. PIETRA PER AFFILATURA: 6 x 2.5 x 1 cm, a esclusivo uso di acqua e non olio, è di grana spessa, 700. Affila bene, ma si consuma abbastanza in fretta. Per ora, a parte l'inconveniente del fodero di cui già ero a conoscenza, non trovo difetti a questo coltello per l'uso che ne devo fare io: escursioni e bushcraft. Peso contenuto, come circa una mezza bottiglia di acqua, affilato, lama sufficientemente lunga per batoning e lavori più piccoli, forse non il massimo per sbucciare una mela, ma una bella bistecca si ahahaha. L'impugnatura sembra disegnata per la mia mano, è ottimamente bilanciato ed è esteticamente esattamente ciò che cercavo. Per ora sono MOLTO soddisfatto, vedremo la resa nel tempo, soprattutto con uso intensivo. A questo prezzo credo sia un ottimo acquisto, diciamo giusto.