Looking for good camping knife

[ole ed]

For a cheap knife, get either a Glock 78 or 81. Saw back is worthless just so you know. You will have to put an edge on them as they were About the dullest knives that I have ever bought. $30 what did I expect.

Need to think about what jobs it will be used for. In a stright knife make sure it has a full tang.(the blade is one piece from tip to end of handle)

 

[jeffdt]

You absolutely can't go wrong with a Mora. From their most affordable to their higher end models. All great knives.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

My Esee Junglas is the best do-all camp knife for me.

Knife? That's a machete, bro.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

@sharpeblades

I'd personally have one of the members here make it.

Mr. Tabor closed his shop down awhile back due to health reasons.

 

[WallsGa]

Gearcraft has some cool knives. @billieco

 

[sniper22]

Mr. Tabor closed his shop down awhile back due to health reasons.

Man that's sad. He made some awesome stuff.

 

[IceColdEric]

@sharpeblades
nicaburns

I'd personally have one of the members here make it.

Yep took the words outta my mouth! I’d go for a custom, although may not get it by Christmas.

 

[IceColdEric]

@36fatfriends used to make solid general purpose blades. Not sure if he is still actively making blades nowadays.

 

[Les638]

Swiss army tinker has 2 blades, good steel and a few extras

 

[nicaburns]

I would agree that “camp knife” means something different to just about everyone. Does that term mean “general use and cooking” or “general use and wood chopping”?
From mora to junglas you will get great suggestions depending on intended use, desire to baton vs chop, and budget