Straight up, the Condor Bushcraft Bliss is a beautiful knife. It’s not just a wall hanger though. It has a curvy, comfortable micarta handles and a beefy carbon steel blade. This beauty is meant to be used and abused.
Designed by Tony Lennartz, the Bushcraft Bliss is a full tang fixed blade with a 4.8” 1075 carbon steel clip point blade with a bead blast finish. It has a blade thickness of 0.196” and a flat grind. The overall shape is not quite bowie but the swedged spine absolutely give that whole Bowie blade vibe. There’s some pretty impressive jimping along the thumb ramp and a fairly prominent integral finger guard.
The contoured micarta handle scales are about 4.5” long and feel simply fantastic in hand. It has a somewhat skinny neck and a palm swell that fits our hands just beautifully.
This knife comes with a Kydex sheath with a leather belt loop attachment. You can easily adjust the sheath for left-hand carry or scout carry with nothing more than a simple SAK. It has an overall length of 9.25”, and the knife and sheath combined weigh about 9.8 ounces.
Condor Bushcraft Bliss
- 1075 Carbon Steel, Bead Blast Finished
- 4.8” Clip Point
- 0.196” Blade Thickness
- Flat Grind
- Full Tang Fixed Blade
- Micarta Handle Scales
- Ambidextrous Kydex Sheath
- 7.37 Ounces, Knife Only
- 9.8 Ounces, Knife and Sheath
- 9.25” Overall
If you like your tools with a dash of style, you absolutely want to check out the Condor Bushcraft Bliss. It’s a quality fixed blade with a good steel, a comfortable grip, and a beautiful look. If you’re interested in this knife, click any link in the article or simply click the button below.
All images courtesy of Smoky Mountain Knife Works – smkw.com.
