Elk Ridge - Outdoors Fixed Blade Knife - 9.5-in Overall, Mirror Finished Stainless Steel Blade, Full Tang, Wood Handle, Leather Sheath - Hunting, Camping, Survival - ER-052








Key features
- •Beautifully crafted fixed blade hunting knife
- •Straight edge hawksbill blade made of 440 stainless steel
- •Full tang handle with silver bolster and a pakkawood overlay
- •Includes leather sheath for easy and safe carry
- •9-1/2-inch overall length, 4-1/2-inch blade length
BrandElk Ridge
CategoryFixed Blade Hunting Knives
Size9.5"
ColorWood,Stainless Steel
WarrantyManufacturer Warranty
Elk Ridge - Outdoors Fixed Blade Knife - 9.5-in Overall, Mirror Finished Stainless Steel Blade, Full Tang, Wood Handle, Leather Sheath - Hunting, Camping, Survival - ER-052
List Price: $40.35$36.32DEALYou Save: $4.03 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Good for a beater knife...
Sonnet L. Gomes✓ Verified Purchase•January 25, 2018
i finally received the item from amazon. I am not too happy with it. if i were too guess the steel is 440A, and very poorly heat treated, if at all. I tried to do some simple kitchen chores just to try it out, and just after slicing and dicing one whole chicken, the knife went totally blunt. I was able to get it razor sharp within a minute, as the steel is very soft. The knife is an ok deal for a price, but i would not want to use it as a primary knife, maybe a beater knife or utility knife around the house. The steel is way too soft for any practical use, unless you just want to baton with it, then it should hold up fine.
great value.
Sean Zanella✓ Verified Purchase•December 1, 2017
recently purchased a number of knives with a very specific criteria. no "tactical", no paracord, no giant bowie, no folders, just a nice sized, natural handle bush knife, for CHEAP. all were in the $10-16 range. this was one of them.
to be honest, not the best knife made. no, it wont contend with a $300 custom knife, but for under $20 this is a lot of knife. nice fit and finish, came sharp, didnt really punish them, but in the limited amount of trials i gave the blade seemed to hold a decent edge. at the end of the day, id take 20 of these over one $300 knife hands down. actually, id just get one and spend the other $285 on something else.
and for the record. im giving this same review to all 8 of the knives i purchased for this "experiment". all seemed to hold edges well, some better than others, the fit and finish was better on some than on others, but easily acceptable on all, and all well worth the few dollars they cost.
** addendum to this knife only, imo, this one had the nicest sheath of the bunch. dosent affect the function of the knife any, but if its a concern to you, this is probably the budget knife you want.
to be honest, not the best knife made. no, it wont contend with a $300 custom knife, but for under $20 this is a lot of knife. nice fit and finish, came sharp, didnt really punish them, but in the limited amount of trials i gave the blade seemed to hold a decent edge. at the end of the day, id take 20 of these over one $300 knife hands down. actually, id just get one and spend the other $285 on something else.
and for the record. im giving this same review to all 8 of the knives i purchased for this "experiment". all seemed to hold edges well, some better than others, the fit and finish was better on some than on others, but easily acceptable on all, and all well worth the few dollars they cost.
** addendum to this knife only, imo, this one had the nicest sheath of the bunch. dosent affect the function of the knife any, but if its a concern to you, this is probably the budget knife you want.
NOT 440 Stainless Steel--Mine Is Developing Rust Spots--A Completely Misrepresented Item
Thorne Hamstring✓ Verified Purchase•September 10, 2017
The ITEM'S DESCRIPTION READS, "Straight edge hawksbill blade made of 440 stainless steel." However, it cannot be 440 stainless and also rust. The knife I received, the ER-052, after a couple uses and thorough cleaning is showing a couple dozen rust spots.
In my opinion, the Elk Ridge ER-052, is another Amazon listed rip-off from China that Amazon seems to think is just dandy to sell us, in spite of of inaccurate descriptions of the item, the materials used to construct it and more.
Pros:
Sharp
Sheath is decent
Cons:
It is NOT 440 Stainless Steel and mine has started to rust.
In my opinion, the Elk Ridge ER-052, is another Amazon listed rip-off from China that Amazon seems to think is just dandy to sell us, in spite of of inaccurate descriptions of the item, the materials used to construct it and more.
Pros:
Sharp
Sheath is decent
Cons:
It is NOT 440 Stainless Steel and mine has started to rust.
Good blade on this guy.
Amz_zulu✓ Verified Purchase•May 12, 2017
This knife is really sharp. Cut my finger getting it out of the sheath. lol
I like the shape and the sheath.
I like the shape and the sheath.
keep looking
Cubnfrank✓ Verified Purchase•November 19, 2016
The good, Looks like a good knife and sturdy. The bad, metal is soft and dulls quickly. Hard to keep a sharp edge. Skinning a deer killed the edge. I wouldnt buy again
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