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Drop Point Neck Knife by MTech – Compact neck knife for everyday use

The Drop Point Neck Knife by MTech is a practical neck knife that you always have at hand. With its 3Cr13 stainless steel blade and compact dimensions, this knife is perfect for EDC use, outdoor activities, or as a backup in your gear. The clip point shape provides excellent control for precision cutting tasks.

Experience from the Shogun team

During a bushcraft weekend, we wore this knife constantly around the neck. It was noticeable how quickly you get used to the light weight of 100 grams. When preparing tinder and doing fine cutting work, the knife performed well, although the black synthetic handle became noticeably more slippery in rainy conditions.

Performance and sharpness of this neck knife

The 8 cm long blade made of 3Cr13 steel comes razor-sharp out of the box. This Chinese steel offers a good balance between sharpness and maintenance – it stays reasonably sharp for a long time and is easy to resharpen. The plain-edge cutting edge and blade shape make it suitable for rope, food, and light wood work.

Grip and ease of use

The black handle sits comfortably in the hand but lacks texture for a truly ergonomic grip. The knife has surprisingly good balance despite its low weight. The included sheath with chain makes carrying it around the neck safe and accessible.

Who is this neck knife suitable for?

This knife is ideal for beginners looking for an affordable EDC knife for daily tasks. Experienced outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate it as a backup during hikes or camping trips. For heavy bushcraft work, we recommend a more robust model with better steel.

Maintenance and durability

The 3Cr13 material is reasonably rust-resistant but requires basic maintenance. Wipe the blade dry after use, especially after contact with moisture or acidic substances. A drop of oil per month on the material prevents corrosion and keeps the knife in top condition.

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