Nighthawk Adventurer - Camping Knife - Fixed-Blade Stainless Steel Survival Knife - Black Leather Sheath and Firestarter - Outdoor Full Tang Knives - Bushcraft Knives

This is my second knife from this company. The quality of this knife is surprisingly high again. Ergonomics and durability is what I've paid three times as much for on other knives. The blade is perfectly straight to the human eye, very sharp, and is cut at a perfect angle. The quality & fit of the sheath has a drain hole and buyers will also be impressed as it looks like top grain leather and the stitching is beautiful. The striker and knife fit snugly and this design will float on the belt, and help to prevent broken ribs, in situations like the wearer is leaning on a tree and slipping on dry grass. To top it all off, there are holes for Ranger Assist (Dummy) Cords. Great price and no extra charge for shipping. I plan to buy more and keep as gifts for grandchildren. Gotta go put mink oil on the sheath.

I was going to purchase a Beavercraft knife, also made in Ukraine, but after watching a review, I decided to go with the BPS. This is my first knife with a scandi grind. The walnut grip has a nice size and shape to it. The blade seems well made and of good quality, but did need just a bit of finishing along the edge. With a slight honing, it now has a nice edge. The sheath is particularly nice, with thick, beautiful leather. I'm pleased with the purchase, especially for $41.

BPS Knives has built a reputation among outdoor enthusiasts and knife collectors, and after spending quality time with one of their knives, I completely understand why. This is a knife that impresses from the moment you unbox it and continues to exceed expectations with regular use. Exceptional Build Quality The craftsmanship on this BPS knife is outstanding. Every aspect of the construction—from the blade steel to the handle materials to the fit and finish—demonstrates attention to detail and a commitment to producing a superior product. The knife feels substantial and well-balanced in hand, with no wobble, no loose fittings, and no shortcuts in the manufacturing process. This is clearly a knife designed and built by people who understand what serious users need and expect from their cutting tools. Razor Sharp Out of the Box When I say this knife is extremely sharp, I'm not exaggerating. The factory edge on this blade is genuinely impressive—sharp enough to shave hair right out of the package. Many knives claim to come sharp, but this one actually delivers on that promise. The blade cuts through rope, wood, food prep tasks, and general outdoor cutting chores with minimal effort. That initial sharpness is a clear indicator of the quality steel and proper heat treatment that went into this blade. Outstanding Edge Retention What truly sets this knife apart is how well it holds that sharp edge over time. I've used this knife extensively for various tasks, and the blade remains impressively sharp even after significant use. While all knives eventually need sharpening, this one requires it far less frequently than many others I've owned. The steel quality is clearly excellent, and the blade geometry is optimized for both cutting performance and edge longevity. When you invest in a good knife, edge retention is one of the most important performance factors, and this BPS knife delivers admirably. The Fire Starter: Room for Improvement If I'm being completely honest, the one disappointment with this package is the included fire starter. While it's a nice gesture to include one with the knife, the fire starter itself feels like an afterthought—cheaply made and not up to the same quality standards as the knife. It works for basic fire-starting tasks, but it lacks the durability and reliability you'd want from a true survival tool. The rod seems small, the striker feels flimsy, and overall it doesn't inspire the same confidence as the knife itself. That said, this is a relatively minor issue. Most serious outdoor enthusiasts already have their own preferred fire-starting equipment, and the knife is really what you're buying here. A subpar fire starter doesn't diminish the excellence of the blade itself. BPS would do well to either upgrade the fire starter to match the knife's quality or simply skip it and let the knife stand on its own merits. Overall Assessment Despite the underwhelming fire starter, this is an excellent knife that I'm genuinely happy to own and use. The blade quality, sharpness, edge retention, and overall construction are all top-notch. BPS Knives clearly knows how to make a superior cutting tool, and this knife represents outstanding value for anyone looking for a reliable, high-performance blade for outdoor activities, everyday carry, or general use. If you're in the market for a quality knife and BPS is on your radar, don't hesitate. Just consider investing in a better fire starter separately if that's something you need. The knife itself absolutely delivers on performance and quality, making it a purchase you won't regret.

There are a lot of reviews that talk about this knife but not a lot of them really bring up a few things I was concerned about as a buyer, so I hope this review helps anyone with the questions I had. First off, the size of the knife. It looks a lot bigger and a lot of knife reviews online from any site not only this one will mention "large size" or "larger than average" or "extra large" hands. I've included an image with my Victorinox Huntsman model as a show of how large this knife really is, because despite people saying it fits large sized hands my medium size hand fills the handle pretty well with about an inch left on any side I prefer. The knife isn't too large or unweildy but I would have likely gone with a smaller model from this company had I any experience with the knife prior - it's just a bit long for my taste. On another note is the handles, which fits pretty well right off of talking about the size of the knife. They have no swell and when the knife got here they were a bit uneven on either side. Part of what drew me to this knife was the fact it uses screw pins and fixing the handles only took a minute or so - after a small adjustment with just a screwdriver I readjusted the handles and they fit nearly perfectly now. If you don't like flat handles or ones that might need adjusting though, you'll need to look elsewhere for a knife. A big thing I noticed while taking it to a large branch to see how it handles moderate chopping tasks I noticed that the handles "slipped" some and needed readjusting again at home, though I didn't notice it at the time and I doubt it would really be a major issue. The knife came absolutely razor sharp - with a few issues. You'll notice that in the photos mine has a tarnish on it - the knife was pristine when it arrived and I purposefully put a slight tarnish on the blade with some vinegar so don't worry about that. The issues I'm speaking of are unfortunately regarding how even the edge grind was. The tip of the knife was and still is dull even after sharpening it by hand and attempting to reprofile it. I'm still working to fix that imperfection but it's tedious to sit around grinding steel. Despite that the factory edge itself was amazing and the edge I put on it with a Smith's diamond stone set is both amazing and was easy to put on there. Once this steel has an edge it WILL keep that edge, and keep it well. I love that about it, since what I personally wanted was a belt knife for the woods. Overall this knife is very nice. The steel is easy to work with while holding a solid edge, the handles are simple but look nice. The leather sheath it comes with holds it very well and dangles out of the way while walking. The only thing to keep in mind, as people have said in these reviews already, is that the quality control is spotty. As I said; part of my blade came dull and the handles were offset on arrival. If you don't mind possibly putting a small amount of sharpening into your knife or adjusting your handles a bit you can't beat what you get from this company at the price - at least not from my research or knowledge. Just don't expect it to be perfect especially since they make these knives by hand and imperfections will always result from that, no matter how few or minor. Despite what I've said and my rating I would like to encourage anyone to look at the other knives offered by this company if there's anything about this specific one you don't like. I personally really like their BS1/BS2 which has a slightly Kephart style blade and if I were to go back I'd have likely purchased that. This knife is good, do not misunderstand, but if you're worried you won't like the size or the blade shape and you prefer another model they sell grab that instead because you'll be happier with it, even if you'd be happy with this model as well.

This is the last bushcraft knife you will ever need to buy. It is everything a solid bushcraft knife need to be. Full tang, thick carbon steel easy to sharpen and keeps its cutting edge. Square back edge so you can use it to start a fire with the accompanying ferrocerium rod. It comes in a very nice leather holder that holds it very well. There is no way the knife will fell off by accident. It is very strong and will last you for many life times. It is also very affordable and you get a great value for the price. It is a great gift idea for the budding young outdoors kids and even for the seasoned ones. It is as good or better than other bushcraft knives that sell for up to 10 times the prices of this unit.

el vendedor a tenido algun incoveniente , nos pusimos en contacto y lo resolvio de gran manera muy recomendable.

Brilliant knife, not just for the money. Easily on par with 200$ knives. Have been using mine for over a year now and couldn't ask for more. Will definitely buy more from BPS!

mooi stevig mes, ik ben er tevreden mee. De schede is ook van goede kwaliteit.

Parfait 👍