TBS Lynx MKII Bushcraft Knife

TBS Lynx Bushcraft Knife Fully Loaded - MKII

The TBS Lynx Bushcraft Knife Mark II has evolved into a full sized Bushcraft Knife, it is smaller than the Boar or Timberwolf but it's predecessor (the Mark I) was a small neck knife and not much bigger than the TBS EDC Pocket knife. The Lynx is a classic Bushcraft Knife with all the brilliant features of a perfect companion tool.

It features a high quality, scandi ground, 3.5mm Carbon Steel drop point blade that is razor sharp straight out of the box and makes processing wood and doing general cutting tasks effortless. The handle is wonderfully ergonomic and features a natural sweep to the back with a god sized palm swell and this makes for a perfect fit to your hand and allows your wrist and shoulder to sit in a more natural position. Straight back handled knives make you unnaturally straighten your wrist and raise your shoulder when cutting vertically which means you fatigue quicker and are not as comfortable to use. With a Micarta handle, it will need very little maintenance as Micarta is made using sheets of material (usually Cotton or Linen) which is layered and bonded with resin to make it super hard, extremely stable and highly water-resistant. 

This TBS Lynx MKII has a red liner to the handle scales. This is mainly decorative but it is thought that it can help with heat transition. Heat is obviously transmitted differently through metal and wood causing different rates of expansion and contraction, adding a liner can help minimise this. The TBS MK II Lynx features the newest upgraded leatherwork which are a combination of high quality full grain leather with innovative designs and carry options so you can tailor your knife to suit your needs. This TBS Lynx MK 2 Bushcraft Knife is fully loaded with matching firesteel for each handle option, Striker, DC4 Fallkniven Sharpening Whetstone, pouch for DC4 Sharpening Stone and multi-carry sheath. 

TBS advise oiling with a boiled linseed oil but there are many other oils and waxes out there that will nourish the wood throughout its life and keep it as water resistant as possible and this can be down to your personal preference.