LionSteel H1 Natural Micarta M390 Sheepsfoot Karambit Ring EDC Fixed Blade Knife Video 

LionSteel H1 Natural Micarta M390 Karambit Ring EDC fixed blade: The new H1 and H2 knives, designed by Tommaso Rumici in collaboration with Coltelleria Scintilla, reimagine the karambit as a utility tool, keeping the typical ease of use/handling and speed of the classic karambit with blade styles that are more versatile than the classic hawkbill blade. The H1 and H2 are perfect tools to carry during hiking tours and hunting, even for military purposes as back-up knives, easy to carry on every kind of busy backpack. The designated leather sheath allows whether vertical or horizontal carry for both knives, also on M.O.L.L.E. systems, in various positions and solutions. The blade is made from high-quality M390 stainless steel and the one-piece handle scale comes with Micarta and G10 versions. Specifications Blade Length: 2.95" (75 mm) Overall Length: 7.24" (184 mm) Blade Material: M390 Stainless Steel Blade Thickness: 0.15" (3.8 mm) Blade Finish: Stonewashed Blade Style: Sheepsfoot Handle Material: One-Piece Natural Canvas Micarta Sheath: Black Leather Weight: 3.60 oz. (102 g) Designed By Tomassi Rumici Made in Italy

Grazie per aver recensito il nostro lionsteel h1

great fixed blades. lionsteel makes nice one 👍🏼. hope you have a great labor day weekend and stay safe

Amazing value. You're getting an amazing steel, and those 1 piece scales are beautiful. Perfectly finished, and a design that's ready for anything, and a gorgeous sheath. They could charge twice the price, and it would still sell plenty. I can't wait to get mine. I may get both blade shapes

Really cool knife! Great video 👍

Just ordered H2 and T5.. looks nice!

fishing and rings work well

Green H2 in the mail!!!

The knife is designed for specific needs (better control of the knife for hunters, possibility to use both hands while working (holding the knife on pinkie).

Have you still been using the H1? I have been using 3" folders for EDC but been wanting to try using a fixed blade for EDC. Just recently purchased an Izula but the H1 and H2 caught my eye and curious to see how its been treating you. Comfort is my primary concern.

What makes the White River your favorite? Can you articulate it, or is it just that x factor you can't quite put your finger on? Thats the one with removable scales and all the aftermarket options right?

Great looking knife kind of a mix between a Nesmuck and a Karambit.

Not sure if I want to get this or the Berus. Same steel, but this is a bit bigger with the ring, which I do like, but this is a few bucks more. Any input would help. Thanks for the video

I bought the H1 recently and love it. However the way the loops on the sheath sit on my belt in a left hand draw position stretched out the loop that's closest to the tang. That's not a bad thing, really I want to swap the two so it'll stretch the other one a little too, but the single torq tool isn't enough to remove them because I need to hold the other side while I unscrew it, or else they just spin. I can't tell if it's a T6 or T8 sized, and I can't find it listed. Anyone know what size it is?

Any updates on the knife and your opinions on how good it is as an edc fixed blade?

The ring on the Lionsteel is stupid unless you have very specific needs. White River Backpacker/Caper ftw (I own three) in the small fixed blade category.

Wait so it's not in h1 steel but in m390?

Did you get the fat carbon pm2 ?

I really want this blade, but am having trouble justifying spending almost 300 Canadian dollars with tax .. lionsteels are so expensive in Canada

Would rather an esee izula; I hate that ring position.

I couldn’t comment on last video for some reason

Its really not fair to even mention an esee when talking about a lion steel with m390. I jave a lot of knives and my esee is far and away the worst edge retention knife ive ever owned and i have a lion steel with m390 and its the best edge retention knife ive ever owned by a mile. The craftsmanship of lionsteel is top knotch while esee is just ok.

Nice looking knife but terrible if you want to start a fire with a ferrous rod hardly gets a spark!!!!!

IF ONLY IT WAS A BIT LONGER BLADE 3.5-3.8