Winkler Knives Survival Knife!!! - Shot Show 2020 

I shouldn’t have looked at the stealth axe.

What's your thoughts on the WK Utility?

Wow, nice! When you get it, leave some feedback. I'd love to hear how you like it!

outer limitless will do. My Belt Knife and Blue Ridge have been great.

That was cool! The Blade HQ guys are super cool...busy day and nice of them to hang for a few for the pocket dump!

You shouldn't stop making knives of less quality just so others can afford them he's appreciated because of the quality of the knife. There are plenty of companies having knives produced in Asia that are not good at all. He doesn't and shouldn't go a mass production route.

@@jackburmingham6716 Except he is a mass production maker. None of his knives are truly handmade. Lots of machining and bulking going on. Doesn’t take away from his quality. I personally enjoy his knives. But almost no knife maker makes handmade knives anymore. Ex: lt wright, bark river, wrinkler knives etc.

@TNS1089 thank you

If I remember correctly Winkler primarily uses 80crV2. That would be my best guess for this knife as well. Which seems to fit right in with the others you mentioned.

Braden thank ive been wanting to try 80crv2 I’ve heard good things good things .

Not over priced at all for the quality. Any Winkler blade is a cut above the rest including the WKII line. $350-475 for a mid size blade ain't bad when being made by one of th best makers ever in the business. Of my dozen or so "holy grail" blades, 4 are Winklers (2 productions and 2 of his customs). Look at knives like Hogue, ZT (fixed blades), Benchmade (fixed), Spyderco, etc, you're still looking at a couple to a few hundred bucks but not the level of quality. I get that price is a MAJOR factor for many and you can do very well in the bush, military or as a LEO by carrying an Esee 4-6, Ontario RAT5 or Afghan, Becker BK2, BK7, BK16, Gerber LMFII, Scrap Yard Syco, tons of TOPS knives models or even a Cold Steel SRK or SOG Seal Pup. But once you start comparing those to the blades made by guys like Winkler, Busse (now that's were overpricing is), Scott Gossman, Bill Siegle, Chris Reeve, Spartan Blades, Grayman Knives, Fiddleback Forge, and other custom/semi custom makers there's no comparison. Knives are one place where you the "you get what you pay for" couldn't be more true. I had at one point around 450 knives with the first 400 being crappy catalog knives or even late night "knife show" bundle buys where I got 15 fixed blades for $80 or something then I slowly starting inching up in quality and I went from the point of thinking $125 for a knife was nuts to the point where I would gladly hand over $400 and wait 6 months for a knife to be made and say thank you in the end. But to each it's own in the end I'm just saying that the price for the Winkler knives like the Field knife, Belt knife of Camp knife are very reasonable for the level of quality , especially when he could do a Busse and make us pay another 20% for the name.

@@brewcitymike1 This looks to be a great knife. In re: cheaper options. If you like this one, take a look at the Hogue EX-F01. A2 steel with cerakote and holds a great edge. More tactical than this model, but I've been very impressed with it.

Why not?

Whispy Woods just buy them at knife dealers.

Send them an email and tell them what you want to purchase. They will confirm your email order. His knives are made to order. Wait...4-8 weeks and they will send you an email for you to pay and then you’re knife ships...this man has a ton of integrity...I met him at blade show which is where I purchased mine and I waited 10 months for blade show to come so I could buy it in person. Definitely worth the wait!