Exit Point | Takumitak

Exit Point Takumitak – robust outdoor knife for versatile tasks

This fixed blade knife from Takumitak combines an impressive D2 steel blade with a practical drop point shape. With a blade length of nearly 14 cm, this outdoor knife is suitable for heavy cutting tasks in the field. The hardness of 62 HRC and the included Kydex sheath make this knife a reliable companion.

Experience from the Shogun team

During a multi-day bushcraft expedition, the balance of this knife was immediately noticeable. Weighing 311 grams, the knife sits securely in the hand, even when working with harder types of wood. The black finish remained beautifully matte even after intensive use.

Performance and sharpness of this outdoor knife

The D2 steel is known for its excellent wear resistance and retains its razor-sharp edge for an exceptionally long time. The drop point blade shape makes the knife highly versatile for cutting rope, working wood, and preparing food. With a hardness of 62 HRC, this knife offers the perfect balance between sharpness and ease of sharpening.

Grip and ease of use

The ergonomic grip of this fixed blade knife ensures excellent control, even when wearing gloves. The weight of 311 grams gives the knife a solid feel without being fatiguing. The included Kydex sheath protects the blade optimally and allows for safe transport.

Who is this outdoor knife suitable for?

This knife is ideal for the serious bushcrafter and outdoor enthusiast looking for a reliable workhorse. Due to its size and weight, it is less suitable for light hiking, but perfect for campers and hunters who need to perform heavier tasks. Preppers also appreciate the robust construction.

Maintenance and durability

The D2 steel is not fully stainless, so regular oiling after use is recommended. The blade retains its sharpness for a long time, but sharpening does require some experience due to the high hardness. The black blade finish provides extra protection against corrosion.

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