Best Outdoor Gear for Under $50 at KnifeCenter.com Media
Published: 6 years ago
With hunting season and, for many, camping season just around the corner, you might be looking to add something new to your bag or maybe looking to replace some aging gear. To get any of these items click this link: https://bit.ly/2BEil22
We know that quality camping and sportsman equipment can get expensive really quickly, so we’ve compiled some great outdoor gear that won’t take a big of a chunk out of your bank account, yet will still endure seasons of enjoyment.
A reliable fixed blade knife is an essential piece of equipment when exploring the outdoors. The list of tasks that you can accomplish with one is endless, and trying to brave the outdoors without one seems foolish — at least to us. Some of our favorite value fixed blades are the Morakniv Companion knives. Aside from the low price, we enjoy the high quality steel with razor sharp scandi grind. The rubber grip makes working with the knife very comfortable, especially as the temperatures start to drop. Add an easily carried and durable plastic sheath and you’ve got yourself a true bushcraft knife on a budget.
While we always recommend fixed blades for heavy duty tasks, it’s still a good idea to have a solid folder at your side. When it comes to folding knives, you can’t get more outdoorsy than the Buck 110 Folding Hunter. While there are no shortage of folding knives under the $50 price point, the 110 has remained an outdoor icon because of its simplicity of design and unmistakable American-made woodland aesthetic.
Don’t forget to pack a sharpener to make sure your edge stays in working order. Pull through sharpeners are easy to use and will help your knife keep a useful edge in the field. The best thing is they are affordable. You can find a wide selection at the KnifeCenter for less than 10 bucks.
If you don’t want to have to deal with the hassle of sharpening your blades, get your hands on one of our Havalon Piranta or Baracuta knives. When your edge starts to dull, simply swap out the scalpel-like blade with a new, razor sharp one. These are perfect for the fishing and hunting crowd looking for an affordable and simple solution for skinning and field dressing game with maximum efficiency.
If you’re camping out then you’re going to want to gather wood for a fire. A hatchet is a great tool for breaking down large branches and fallen timber into more manageable pieces or to simply drive in tent pegs. Estwing’s Sportsman's Axe fits the bill perfectly with a classic stacked leather handle and hammer back end. The ergonomic curve and flared shape of the grip ensures solid contact while the forged American steel body is made to last a lifetime.
Another outdoor essential is a survival kit. There are myriad things that you may or may not want in a survival kit, and putting one together should be personalised based on the environment you will be venturing out into. What is certain is that you’ll want an easy carrying solution. ESEE makes some great Personal Survival Kit Pouches that will hold first aid essentials and emergency items for those “just in case” scenarios. Something you will always want to include is a good survival whistle. This one from TOPS Knives will be invaluable if you get lost and need to be found.
Outdoor activities are all about being prepared and with all these affordable items that you can find over at KnifeCenter, you’ll be able to tackle anything the wilderness throws at you.
"Rhythm of the Funk" by MC Cullah
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We know that quality camping and sportsman equipment can get expensive really quickly, so we’ve compiled some great outdoor gear that won’t take a big of a chunk out of your bank account, yet will still endure seasons of enjoyment.
A reliable fixed blade knife is an essential piece of equipment when exploring the outdoors. The list of tasks that you can accomplish with one is endless, and trying to brave the outdoors without one seems foolish — at least to us. Some of our favorite value fixed blades are the Morakniv Companion knives. Aside from the low price, we enjoy the high quality steel with razor sharp scandi grind. The rubber grip makes working with the knife very comfortable, especially as the temperatures start to drop. Add an easily carried and durable plastic sheath and you’ve got yourself a true bushcraft knife on a budget.
While we always recommend fixed blades for heavy duty tasks, it’s still a good idea to have a solid folder at your side. When it comes to folding knives, you can’t get more outdoorsy than the Buck 110 Folding Hunter. While there are no shortage of folding knives under the $50 price point, the 110 has remained an outdoor icon because of its simplicity of design and unmistakable American-made woodland aesthetic.
Don’t forget to pack a sharpener to make sure your edge stays in working order. Pull through sharpeners are easy to use and will help your knife keep a useful edge in the field. The best thing is they are affordable. You can find a wide selection at the KnifeCenter for less than 10 bucks.
If you don’t want to have to deal with the hassle of sharpening your blades, get your hands on one of our Havalon Piranta or Baracuta knives. When your edge starts to dull, simply swap out the scalpel-like blade with a new, razor sharp one. These are perfect for the fishing and hunting crowd looking for an affordable and simple solution for skinning and field dressing game with maximum efficiency.
If you’re camping out then you’re going to want to gather wood for a fire. A hatchet is a great tool for breaking down large branches and fallen timber into more manageable pieces or to simply drive in tent pegs. Estwing’s Sportsman's Axe fits the bill perfectly with a classic stacked leather handle and hammer back end. The ergonomic curve and flared shape of the grip ensures solid contact while the forged American steel body is made to last a lifetime.
Another outdoor essential is a survival kit. There are myriad things that you may or may not want in a survival kit, and putting one together should be personalised based on the environment you will be venturing out into. What is certain is that you’ll want an easy carrying solution. ESEE makes some great Personal Survival Kit Pouches that will hold first aid essentials and emergency items for those “just in case” scenarios. Something you will always want to include is a good survival whistle. This one from TOPS Knives will be invaluable if you get lost and need to be found.
Outdoor activities are all about being prepared and with all these affordable items that you can find over at KnifeCenter, you’ll be able to tackle anything the wilderness throws at you.
"Rhythm of the Funk" by MC Cullah
http://cullah.com/