Best uk edc folding bush craft knife ergonomic handles razer sharp out of box 25 year guarantee. Purchased matching leather sheaf.
Curly birch is amazing. Best folding knifevever

Excellent knife, great finish, fits in sheaf snuggly.
Positive slip joint no side ways movement. Folder with scandi grind what's not to like. Excellent slip joint knife and uk carry. Highly recommend by his knife great companion knife for my Castrom SFJ 19.

Great knife and excellent service from Leo
Many thanks

Had problems obtaing a left haneded sheath for my woodsman. I purchased the blade blank years ago and it sat in a draw. Finally put it together and was looking around for a sheath. I'm left handed so this is normally an issue. Not with casstroms. Full range of left handed available and at a good price. Nice quality leather well put together. Perfect fit.

Great knife for price

great shape for field dressing deer.
Light weight and with a thin blade that hones to perfection.
travel light and fast and get the job done.

I bought this knife along with the no.14 sfk to use as a companion. It feels and looks like a really scaled down version of the lars falt knife. It’s light enough that it can be carried and you don’t notice it on you. I’ve taken this on hiking trips in the mountains along with a folding saw as the only other cutting tool and successfully split kindling and made fire with it.

It’s more fun to carve with than most other knives because of its small size and the handle is comfortable in any grip. The handle is interesting because it’s narrow and you would think it should be too small, but whatever way they’ve designed it, it sits very nicely in my fingers (rather than in my palm) and I get no hot spots even after hours of using it. It’s also easy to choke up on for fine carving tasks. It’s probably not ideal to really thrash on it with a baton because the front pin in the handle sits right at the narrowest point where the finger cut in is, so maybe could be a weak point, but I do use it to baton knot free pieces of kindling and it has worked well.

I usually reprofile my knives when I get them and prefer the edge to be very acute. I don’t know what the angle was straight from the factory because I’d lost my gauge at the time, but I made it into a very acute Scandi grind, optimised for carving. Once I got a new gauge I measured it at 21 degrees or 10.5 degrees per side with a tiny microconvex. I’ve had no edge problems even at such a fine angle but this is what I’ve come to expect from Casstrom steel. I’ve taken all my other Casstrom knives to 25 degrees and never had an edge problem with any of them. Safe to say that the heat treatment is very good.

If you like a smaller knife that still functions for the normal bushcraft tasks and particularly carving, then this is a solid choice.

I wanted a back up knife, which was affordable but not cheap & nasty.
This fits the bill perfectly. I've already carved a few spoons, got back in the swing of making feather sticks etc
It's a beautiful knife. I love the traditional sheath & the curly birch handle is a lovely grip.
The only thing I'd suggest improving, if possible, is replacing the fero rod with a slight longer one (yes, I have a little scar on my right index finger!)
All in all, a beautiful, practical knife & very well priced

compact to carry and use

excellent quality and communication.

Pictures don't do it justice

It's my daughter's partners 30th birthday (leap year baby so technically it ain't!) Feb 28/march 1 & he's been talking about wanting a really good bushcraft knife for ages. Wanted to give him something special (& affordable) for his birthday, so found this knife.
Absolutely beautiful. Curly Birch, carbon steel, my ideal combination. Must admit, I'm kinda jealous & wish I'd got myself one!
Taking him for an overnight camp out next week & excited for him when he unwraps his gift!
A beautiful functional piece of kit & love the traditional sheath

I don't usually write reviews but this knife exceeds expectations! Beautifully crafted, sturdy & just feels so good to handle.
I'm getting on in years & not really engaged in bushcraft for way too long (I've been a deer stalker in the Scottish Highlands & lived in the NC mountains) but I have a grandson now who is so eager to build shelters in the woods, make campfires etc that I wanted to find the perfect functional knife for the job...
And this is it! I've always preferred carbon steel.
Ordering process simple & great value

Bought this knife for my brother in law. He thought it was fantastic and will be very useful when out deer hunting. Company was so easy to deal with and delivery was very fast.

Ordered a new Saw. Arrived promptly, well packaged. Great product and communication at a good price