Noblie Custom Knives

I’ve always believed that a good fixed-blade knife is one of the most reliable tools you can own. Whether you're heading into the backcountry, preparing for survival scenarios, or simply need a solid tool for everyday use, the right knife makes all the difference. But with so many options available, choosing the perfect one can feel overwhelming. I’m breaking down the key factors you need to consider—blade steel, grind, handle materials, tang construction, and overall design—so you can make an informed decision. Blade Steel: Strength, Edge Retention, and Corrosion Resistance The type of steel used in a knife directly affects its durability, cutting performance, and maintenance needs. Some steels hold an edge longer, while others are easier to sharpen. Here’s a breakdown of the most common options: High-Carbon Steels (Tough and Easy to Sharpen, but Prone to Rust) 1095 – A classic choice for survival and bushcraft knives. It sharpens easily, holds an edge well, but needs regula...