ESEE Knives Camp Lore Series

​To anyone that is into camping, hiking, hunting, or just general EDC, it’s no secret that ESEE makes some of the best survival and bushcraft knives on the market.  The small fixed blade Izula has become a staple in thousands of EDC kits across the globe, whereas the ESEE 3, 4, 5, and 6 are the go-to for many people heading off into the woods.
ESEE has recently expanded their line of blades in a series that they are calling Camp Lore.  The Camp Lore knives are simple designs, but they are rugged.  The four knives in the Camp Lore series were designed by individuals who come from unique survival backgrounds, and are well respected in their fields.  All of the Camp Lore knives are made from 1095 carbon steel, which is the same steel that ESEE uses in their traditional lineup.  Unlike the traditional ESEE lineup, the Camp Lore knives come uncoated, which allows the user to develop a natural patina on the blade.

ESEE Camp-Lore RB3

The ESEE Camp Lore RB3 was designed by Reuben Bolieu – a writer, photographer, and martial arts trainer, that has spent the last 30 years traveling the globe in search of new adventures.  Reuben is a well-respected expert in primitive survival techniques and edged weapons, and has gained a reputation for his advocacy of ultralight gear while out on adventure.

​CAMP-LORE RB3 SPECS:

• Overall Length: 8.13″
• Maximum Blade Thickness: .125″
• Weight (Knife Only): 6 oz
• 1095 Uncoated Blade Steel
• Micarta Handle
• Scandi Grind
• Leather Pouch Sheath

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