Kershaw 1077 Camp 10 Fixed-Blade Knife - Perfect for Outdoor Adventures!

Scott Mitchell: This is my second one I bought for my old lady. I've used mine for 3 years and put it through every possible abuse it's intended for and it's still functions like new. The blade steel seams of good quality but I really keep up on sharpening it

United States on Oct 23, 2023

Shannon: My 21 yo son is very happy with this knife. He says its very sturdy

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Tom The Drummer: Gute Handhabung

Germany on Oct 16, 2023

Raymond RussoRaymond Russo: Purchase 2 of these machetes, one in black and Gray. The other in Tan I modified both of them as per those pictures. The secondary daggers that are attached to the sheath were purchased on Amazon also.

United States on Oct 05, 2023

Jason: Good quality product for camping and hiking.
Sheath has molle options as well as belt loop.
Excellent knife for its price point.

Canada on Jul 22, 2023

zaboozaboo: Tal cual las descripciones y videos de reseñas lo comentan es excelente para procesamiento de madera y trabajos pesados en campamento, su funda es mucho mejor que la de otras marcas, y bien aunque el 1077 no es el acero más pupular, su desempeño, retención del filo y durabilidad es excelente, la ergonómica y manipulación es muy balanceada, definitivamente de los mejores cuchillos-machetes multi propósito con excelentes prestaciones,

Es kukri, machete, cuchillo, hacha, pala, y defensa al mismo tiempo, el único inconveniente qué le veo es la complexiddad para afilarla en un futuro, se requiere pericia, pero nada que no se logre un un sistema de afilado dedicado.

El Costo-Beneficio, vale la pena y compite contra otras famosas marcas, si lo encuentran debajo o cercano a los $1,350 MX,

Una chulada para el campo y uso rudo.

UPDATE
Después de uso rudo en acampada para procesar madera para 2 dias, se comporta excelente con madera dura y suave, batonea perfecto, deslizandose sobre la beta como mantequilla, excelente para machetear estilo hacha, su funda te proteje a ti y al filo muy bien, ALTAMENTE RECOMENDADO

Mexico on Jul 07, 2023

Italo Prado: Não é um facão grande, como nós Brasileiros estamos acostumados. Mas pra carregar na mochila e usar em acampamento (e não abrir uma picada na mata, por exemplo) achei o tamanho ideal pra mim. Gostei da bainha, feita de plástico, mas notei que a lâmina fica meio solta dentro, então pode fazer algum barulho. No geral, foi uma boa compra. Custou em torno de 500,00 e não vou dizer aqui que "vale cada centavo" pq NÃO vale.

Brazil on May 25, 2023

EssenzaEssenza: Buon acciaio, usato per il batoning su ceppi di ulivo di 15 cm di diametro il coltello si è comportato bene e a fine lavoro tagliava ancora. Usato come un accetta invece ha subito qualche danno alla lama e ho dovuto ricreare il filo sbeccato. La vernice sulla lama se n'è andata già all'inizio dell'uso e quindi l'ho rimossa e mi sono divertito a creare degli effetti sulla superficie del metallo passivando l'acciaio con la senape. Buon prodotto! Sicuramente vale più di quello che costa.

Italy on Oct 08, 2022

ROGER M: Of the variety of large knives, machetes and so forth, this is by far one of the best knife & sheath combinations. The price makes it an even better deal. It doesn't really matter to me whether it is a true Kukri a Bolo or something else. What matters is that it works. There are several larger knives I have been looking at but now question whether I would use them enough to make the purchase.
This past year I bought a Kukri style knife, 'U.S.Army Strong" Tactical Kukri. It was not very good. Just a heavy piece of metal at a low price. It did put me on a trail to find something better. As a result I've purchased a variety of chopping blades. For the most part, I've moved toward the re-curved style. They are not as easy to sharpen as a straight edge but they work better for me. I love the Camp 10. It is the right size, it cuts really well, the handle and grip are well above average. You can hack w/ it, baton it and even make a few curls for a fire. It doesn't substitute for a Mora or other light bushcraft knife. Its a little big for dressing a squirrel or cleaning fish. It is what it is - a camp knife. At this length and design, I would also have trouble calling it a Kurkr or...

United States on Apr 08, 2015

BowserBowser: I've had my Camp 10 (C10) for a couple of weeks now, was able to take it camping over the Memorial Day weekend, and put it to some real testing. I used it for cutting pine boughs and processing them into poles (de-limbing and smoothing) for shelter building, rough hewing and shaping of larger sticks for making smaller tools like batons for splitting firewood, and carving a hearth board for making a friction fire. Despite a few issues, it provides incredible versatility and utility, at a great price.

Pros:
-Outstanding blade design. Contrary to what some others here have said, this is NOT a Khukri style blade; it is closer to a "Bolo" style, commonly used in the jungles of Central and South America. The outer half of the blade has a convex curve to it, making a great spot for chopping and other heavy cutting tasks. The inner, concave half of the blade is excellent for smaller tasks requiring fine control, such as splitting small branches to make a hearth board for a hand drill or bow drill for doing friction fire-starting. The transition between the two curves creates a 'sweet spot' for doing heavy cutting requiring short but powerful chopping cuts, like for de-limbing...

United States on Jun 03, 2013