Cold Steel Pendleton Mini Hunter
Cold Steel Pendleton Mini Hunter
Lynn C. Thompson, bought the first knife that custom maker, Lloyd Pendleton ever made in 1973.
£45.00
Lynn C. Thompson, bought the first knife that custom maker, Lloyd Pendleton ever made in 1973.
The two went on to be firm friends, and together they collaborated on some of Cold Steels most popular and critically acclaimed bushcraft knives, the Pendleton Series.
In fabricating these knives, Cold Steel has tried to duplicate Lloyd’s work as accurately as possible. The Mini Hunter’s flat ground blade is honed to perfection. The handle’s cross sections and contours match Lloyd’s handmade knives exactly. The Mini Hunter comes complete with a tough, weather resistant SecureEx® sheath, which locks it safely in place, while remaining light enough to carry 24 hours a day. This material won’t rot or mildew and is far more resistant to cuts or punctures than leather.
Additional information
| Manufacturer | Cold Steel |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
| Product Type | Fixed |
| Lock Type | N/A |
| Blade Length (cm) | 7.6 |
| Overall Length (cm) | 16.8 |
| Blade Material | VG-1 San Mai III |
| Handle Material | Thermoplastic |
| Sheath or Pouch | Kydex |
