Wilderness Ulu with Sheath | Bushmaster

Wilderness Ulu with Sheath | Bushmaster – Versatile hunting knife for the wilderness

The Bushmaster Wilderness Ulu is a unique hunting knife with a curved blade shape originating from the Inuit. This knife, made from 1095 High Carbon steel, is designed for versatile use during outdoor activities. With a blade length of 13.97 cm and a plain-edge cutting edge, this knife delivers excellent performance for bushcraft and hunting.

Experience from the Shogun team

During a bushcraft weekend, we tested the Ulu for skinning game and working leather. The curved shape provides surprisingly good control for precision tasks. The hardwood handle sits comfortably in the hand, even during prolonged use in cold conditions.

Performance and sharpness of this hunting knife

The 1095 High Carbon steel is renowned for its excellent sharpness and ease of sharpening. This steel keeps the blade razor-sharp but does require regular maintenance to prevent rust. The curved blade shape excels at cutting meat, leather, and shaving wood. The plain-edge cutting edge makes the knife easy to maintain.

Grip and ease of use

The ergonomic hardwood handle provides an ergonomic grip that remains well-controlled even with wet hands. As a fixed blade knife, this model does not require an opening mechanism or locking system. The weight of 390 grams ensures a solid, balanced feel during use.

Who is this hunting knife suitable for?

This knife is ideal for bushcrafters and hunters looking for a versatile work knife. The unique shape takes some getting used to, but then offers superior control for skinning and leatherwork. Less suitable for EDC due to its size, but perfect for base camp tasks.

Maintenance and durability

The 1095 High Carbon steel is not stainless and requires regular maintenance. Dry the knife after use, lightly oil the blade, and store it in the supplied leather sheath. With proper care, this knife will remain sharp and reliable for generations.

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