White River Knife’s Super Popular Survival Utility Knife, You Need This

Coopersville, MI, USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- White River Knife & Tool’s Firecraft 3.5 small survival utility knives have proven a remarkable success for hunters.

The Firecraft 3.5 is intended as a compact ultra-lite tough survival knife especially suited for day hikers as well as a tough backup for longer trips that require either a backup or less weight. Recent feedback from hunters says it has found popularity as an efficient big game dressing/skinning knife

A large pommel loop makes it easy to remove the knife from its sheath with one finger even if gloved. And of course a retention cord can be easily put through the loop. A generous finger forward cutout makes for a secure grip for hard cutting chores and it has a cutout for more efficient use of the included ferro rod.

The CPM S35VN all steel construction makes for an incredibly sharp leather stropped blade with great edge retention under hard use.

Two models are available: One with black or orange with a super tough G-10 handle–MSRP $145 and one with a paracord-wrapped handle MSRP $120.

White River’s 3.5 series knives come with a unique Kydex® sheath with ferro rod allowing the user to mount the knife in several carry configurations on Mollie gear, backpacks, belt or even worn with an included neck lanyard sheath.

• Blade length: 3.5 inches
• Overall length: 7.75 inches
• Handles: See below models
• Weight: 3.8 ounces
• Steel: CPM S35VN at 58-60 Rockwell C hardness
• Blade info: Stone wash finish, sharpened and leather stropped.
• Sheath: Kydex®
• Accessory: Included ferro rod and separate Kydex®holder

3.5 Series Models:

• Firecraft 3.5 Pro: Orange or black G-10 material handle, MSRP $145
• Firecraft 3.5: Nylon cord wrapped handle, MSRP $120

White River products, materials and manufacturing are only all-American.

White River Knife & Tool®
130 Mason Drive
Coopersville, MI
49404
616-997-0026
www.whiteriverknives.com

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