Lot of 20 Hand-Forged Damascus Steel Skinner Knives – Premium Hunting Knives for EDC, Camping, Survival & Outdoor Use – Mixed Handle Materials – USA – Native American Tribes Comanche, Apache, and Sioux – Vikings

Lot of 20 Hand-Forged Damascus Steel Skinner Knives. Premium Hunting Knives for EDC, Camping, Survival & Outdoor Use. Mixed Handle Materials. USA – Native American Tribes Comanche, Apache, and Sioux – Vikings

Premium Damascus Steel Blades for Hunting and EDC

We do all our Damascus steel blade forging by hand using time-proven techniques to ensure none but the best quality. First of all, these Custom Skinner EDC Knives are of 54-58 HRC hardness. This hardness makes them tough and only good in terms of wear resistance, thus forming an ideal blade for hunters, campers, and just about any outdoorsy person. Secondly, the razor-sharp 3-inch blades feature those iconic patterns of Damascus steel, ensuring functionality with a touch of class.

Mixed Handle Materials for Comfort and Aesthetic Appeal

Handles are made of natural wood, mixed with resin inside an ergonomic handle for providing precision cuts. Our craftsmen connect each handle with solid brass pins to make sure the handle is strong and comfortable during long use. Either on an enterprise into the wild or for serious work with a knife, these crafting handles can bring perfect balance between comfort and durability.

Multipurpose Custom Skinner EDC Knives for Outdoor, Survival, and Every Day Carry Use

Comprising a good set of 20 Damascus Steel Skinner knives intended for outdoor activities, performance is great either as a camping knife, a hunting knife, or even as a survival tool. With lightness yet stout construction, these knives are an absolute must to be ever carried with an outdoorsman into the wild.

The Legacy of Skinner Knives in Native American Tribes

Native American tribes like the Comanche, Apache, and Sioux made such crucial tools for survival. Many of them became addicted to skinner knives that were in action from the treatment of animals’ hides. Their motive was housing, clothes, and other personal things. They used to make their tools from stones and bones centuries ago, and later, when meeting European settlers, they learned to apply refined metal blades. Additionally, the Damascene pattern of the modern ‘Skinner’ knives is very hard-wearing and true, right for hunting, skinning, and crafting.

Influences of Custom Skinner EDC Knives from Ancient Civilizations

Ancient regions like Syria first produced Damascus steel, which gained fame for its sharpness, strength, and intricate patterns. Warriors and hunters from various cultures, including the Vikings, sought after these blades for combat and hunting. Centuries later, craftsmen have passed on the art of forging high-quality steel tools. Today’s Damascus steel hunting knives are carrying on that legacy of superior craftsmanship.