A dagger’s double-edged blade sets it apart from a single-edge hunting knife — built for a different kind of cutting motion, useful for tasks where a straight thrust or a cut from either edge matters. This one carries that shape in twist-pattern Damascus, with a natural wood handle in black and brown.
The Double Edge, and What It’s Actually For
Unlike a bowie or skinner’s single edge, a dagger cuts from either side of the blade — genuinely useful for survival and utility tasks where you need a cutting edge regardless of which way you’re moving the blade, not just a combat-specific feature.
Hidden Tang, Compact Build
At 300 grams with a 40mm-wide, 4mm-thick blade, this is compact enough for real carry while still holding genuine edge presence. Hidden tang construction keeps the blade securely anchored inside the handle for a clean, low-profile grip.
The Handle and Guard
Natural wood in black and brown, paired with a Damascus-pattern guard and stopper detail — a small but genuine craftsmanship touch that matches the blade’s own forged pattern rather than using a plain brass fitting.
The Sheath
Italian leather in light and dark brown, hand-engraved and built with a belt handle for real carry. The engraving is a genuine hand-worked detail rather than a stamped pattern.
Making It Yours
Every dagger is made to order, typically 5-7 business days before it leaves the shop. See the rest of our handmade hunting knives for other dagger and blade styles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the practical benefit of a double-edged dagger over a single-edge knife? It cuts effectively from either side of the blade, useful for survival and utility tasks where you don’t want to be limited to one cutting direction.
Is the guard genuinely Damascus steel, or just styled to look similar? It’s a genuine Damascus-pattern guard, matching the same forged material as the blade itself.
Is this knife suited to actual survival use, or mainly a collector’s piece? It’s built for real use — hidden tang construction and a genuine forged edge, sized for practical field and survival tasks.
Will the hand-engraved sheath pattern be identical to the product photos? Expect natural variation, since it’s hand-engraved rather than machine-stamped — each piece carries slightly individual detail.
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