Rio Azul Knife, Micarta, Condor

Treat yourself to the Río Azul, Micarta, Condor Knife

Blue River knife, micarta, Condor

The Blue River knife series was inspired by the Blue River, a tributary of the Colorado River inhabited by Native Americans. The Arapaho tribe is known for its warrior culture and outstanding hunting skills. The distinctive design features a handle set with a patterned stone of reconstituted turquoise, reminiscent of the turquoise jewelry important to Native American heritage. The natural, rustic blade embodies the spirit of war, survival, and hunting, deeply rooted in the traditions of these tribes’ ancestors.

The micarta handle scales are attached to the blade with two tang pins. Particularly beautiful are the handle inlays made of reconstituted turquoise (pieces of turquoise sealed with synthetic resin), reminiscent of the Blue River (a tributary of the Colorado River) and giving the knife its name. The tang protrudes approximately 5 mm from the handle and has a hole to accommodate the included leather cord with a large wooden bead.

Included is a beautiful, handcrafted, heavy-duty leather sheath with a belt loop (maximum belt width approximately 6.5 cm), a decorative buffalo hunt scene, and a colorful fabric ribbon with an Indian pattern.

For hunters, hunting enthusiasts, and other outdoor enthusiasts, the Condor Blue River Skinner is an excellent high-performance companion that stands out from the crowd with its sleek, traditional look.

Details:
- Blade material: 1095 carbon steel, brut-de-forge finish
- Handle material: micarta, turquoise inlay (reconstituted), leather cord with wooden bead
- Total length: approx. 23.6cm
- Blade length: approx. 10.9 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 3.0 mm
- Genuine leather case (sewn to the frame) with fabric insert
- Weight with case: approx. 260 g
- Manufacturer's item number: 62769