Cold Steel Pendleton Lite Hunter Knife Review. Workout.

[@jaimeleondelaparra3877]

I was wondering if anyone had done some carving and fire prep with this blade. The Mora like plastic sheath that now comes with this knife makes it great for neck carry. Very nice review and testing! Beautiful country you find yourself in, too!

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Thank you sir! It's not a bad little bushcrafter to go with the area.

[@bladesandmore8833]

Love the looks of this CS Pendleton. The blade shape loos like it makes for a great cutter! I like the handle too!

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Works wood great no doubt. I appreciate you and the great comment B&M!

[@bladesandmore8833]

@@CommonCentsOutdoorsman Looks like it easily made nice kindle wood for your fire.

[@Cuchillosydemascosas]

Muy buena revisión. Tiene un nuevo suscriptor. Es mi próximo cuchillo .Saludos desde Uruguay.

[@0000TheGent]

Liked and subscribed! I have the Cold Steel Canadian Belt Knife. Same steel. Same construction. Can't beat them for under $20. Been looking at the Pendleton Lite. Going to pull the trigger on one before I head to New Mexico. As far as sharpening the spine, I have a dremel grinding bit that is the same diameter as a Light My Fire rod. I notch my fixed blades with that. Throws a good spark. Thanks for the video!

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Thanks for the great comment Chris!

[@joehebert901]

Good video. Cool little knife.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Thanks Joe!

[@abbeybremner4162]

I always prefer a budget to average steel on my hunting knives. Easy to jewel stick back to razor after a deer (or half way through a big stag)

[@alpine1600s]

The only bad steel is a poorly heat treated steel.👍

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

That's right!

[@silvercommander]

Full tang?

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Partial. Maybe half way through. Tuff though.