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Knife Rundown: Brisa Kephart 115

Brisa Kephart: A Tribute to Traditional Bushcraft

As dawn breaks and the forest stirs, the Brisa Kephart connects adventurers to the essence of bushcraft. This knife, developed by Brisa, a brand known for its commitment to quality and tradition, merges historical design with practical performance, making it a vital tool for today’s outdoor enthusiasts.

Knife Review: Brisa Kephart 115

Knife Summary

Knife Manufacturer Brisa
Knife Specification Kephart 115
Made in Country Jakobstad, Finland
Mechanism Type Fixed
Construction Type Full Tang
Blade Material Carbon Steel 80CrV2
Handle Material Stabilized Walnut
Blade Grind Flat
Blade Point Drop Point
Lanyard Hole Yes
Firestarter Compatible Yes
Fits FGL450 Sheath Yes, Explore

Knife Technical

Weight 140 g / 4.9 oz
Overall Length 225 mm / 8.9 in
Handle Length 110 mm / 4.4 in
Blade Length 115 mm / 4.5 in
Blade Thickness 3 mm / 0.126 in
Blade Hardness 58 HRC

Knife Review: Brisa Kephart 115

Knife Rundown

The Brisa Kephart showcases robust simplicity, reflecting early 20th-century American woodcraft. Its 115mm blade, crafted from Böhler N690 stainless steel, is celebrated for its strength and resistance to corrosion. Complemented by a handle of stabilized walnut, the knife is not only functional but also visually appealing, with rich, deep grains that ensure a firm grip. The balanced weight enhances its practical utility, making it both a functional tool and a collector’s item.

Knife Review: Brisa Kephart 115

Designed for the rigors of wilderness use, this knife features full-tang construction for optimal durability and effective power transfer, essential for tasks like splitting wood or detailed carving. The blade’s scandi grind is sharp and precise, ideal for efficient cutting and straightforward maintenance in field conditions. The handle’s ergonomic design ensures comfort and a secure grip, even in damp environments, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.

Crafted from Böhler N690 stainless steel, the Kephart withstands wear and adverse environmental conditions, suited for persistent outdoor use. The handle, made from stabilized walnut, resists moisture and temperature variations, enhancing its durability. With appropriate maintenance, this knife is built to endure, upholding the bushcraft heritage it embodies.

The Kephart 115’s design ensures it is as versatile as it is robust. Its size and construction make it suitable for diverse bushcraft tasks, from preparing firewood and constructing shelters to culinary preparation and intricate carving. Whether carried by a hiker, camper, or survival expert, this knife proves essential across various outdoor activities.

Our Thoughts

The Brisa Kephart is not just a tool but a testament to the blend of traditional bushcraft principles and refined knife-making. It offers a combination of durability, functionality, and visual appeal in a package that is both practical and gratifying to use.

Knife Review: Brisa Kephart 115

For those who value the deep history of outdoor exploration and demand reliability from their equipment, the Brisa Kephart is an exceptional choice. It delivers the necessary performance to meet the challenges of the wilderness with the respect for its historical inspirations. This knife is crafted not just for surviving in nature but for thriving in the diverse conditions that adventurous souls seek.

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