I found a deal for you. This deal is brought to you by Schrade, a blade manufacturer owned by Smith & Wesson. To use the copy from the site itself, this deal is on “necessary knives and blades.”
Now, I am a strong believer in the mantra “you can never have too many knives.” So, it strikes me as no stretch that any particular blade or knife be deemed “necessary.” Needless to say, I was all in on this deal, even before I saw the goods.
Then I saw the goods. There are two items in fact: One is 20 percent off a fixed blade knife. And one is 57 percent off a tomahawk.
A tomahawk? Yes, a tomahawk. Apparently tomahawks are considered “necessary blades” these days. Who knew? But that’s not all. Check out the product description:
“The Schrade Tomahawk is crafted from black, powder-coated stainless steel, with an LDPE handle wrapped in 550 paracord. It even comes with a polyester belt sheath, so it’s always at the ready for any task at hand.”
Why on earth would I need to open carry my tomahawk? What “task at hand” is going to require a tomahawk on such short notice that I would not even have time to go into my toolshed and grab it? I knew we were living in scary times, but I had no idea they were this bad already.
Anyway, here are the two ‘necessary’ blades on sale right now:
Normally $67, this tomahawk is on sale for $28.50 (Photo via Touch of Modern)
Schrade Tomahawk on sale for $28.50
Normally $88, this fixed blade knife is on sale for $70 (Photo via Touch of Modern)
Schrade Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife on sale for $69.99
You know, the more I look at that bargain on the tomahawk, the more I start to think that it may be a necessary addition to my knife collection. I’ll keep you updated.
These two blades are on sale (Photo via Touch of Modern)
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