Experience the ultimate in outdoor preparedness with the Adventure Scout Survival Knife. Designed for cutting, chopping, and piercing, this knife is your reliable companion in the wild.
Featuring a 2.75-inch VG-10 full-tang blade, its drop-point profile and saber grind ensure incredible sharpness and strength. Whether you’re whittling or batoning, this knife handles it all with ease.
Made from stainless steel with 15.5% chromium content, the blade boasts exceptional corrosion resistance. With a Rockwell hardness of HRC 58–60, it retains a sharp edge under pressure. The ergonomic G10 handle provides a secure grip, ensuring comfort during use.
For those critical moments in the field, the knife includes a hex-shaped ferro rod for reliable fire-starting. Strike the blade’s 90° spine against the ferro rod to throw generous sparks. The ferro rod is reversible and replaceable, making it a practical choice for any adventurer.
The knife’s integrated ceramic honing V-notch in the sheath allows for on-the-go sharpening, ensuring your blade stays ready for action. Additionally, a loud 115 dB safety whistle is conveniently attached to the butt of the knife, providing peace of mind in emergencies.
With a versatile sheath that can be worn as a neck knife or attached to your gear, the Adventure Scout is perfect for EDC, fishing, camping, and hiking. Weighing only 2.3 oz. unsheathed and 4 oz. sheathed, it’s easy to carry for any journey.
Mrs. Morgan Wright (verified owner) –
This knife is a game changer for my camping trips! The ferro rod works perfectly, and the whistle is an excellent addition for safety. Highly recommend it as the best survival knife for camping!
Eric Fernandez (verified owner) –
I was looking for a cheap camping knife with ferro rod, and I found this gem. It’s lightweight, sharp, and the sheath is well-designed. Definitely worth the price!
Amy Chang (verified owner) –
I love my Adventure Scout knife! It’s become my go-to EDC knife. The grip is fantastic, and the built-in sharpening feature is super handy on the trail.