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CTC KNIFE

(4 customer reviews)

$99.00

Spine

0.2  inch

 

Blade Length

11 Inches  Tip to Handle

 

Overall Length

17 inches

 

Weight of Knife

19 ounces

 

Materials

Steel is coal forged from Leaf Spring 5160 with Dark Rose Wood.

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Description

CTC   This blade was designed by Carrie Lopez.  She wanted a blade she could use around the ranch to remove the limbs off of fallen trees.  She sketched it out and handed me the design.   The handle is full tang with cross hatch markings for grip and includes a Lanyard hole. Note the front and rear of the handle grip area is designed to keep your hand from sliding.   The handle size is designed for medium sized hands.  I recommend wrapping the handle with grip tape if you have large hands.   

One of the Letters “C” stands for Carrie.   Those that are close to Carrie know the meaning of the other 2 letters.   This is one of my favorite blades.  It is simple design and gets the job done.  Carrie also wanted one that was easier to make and lower priced for the public and here it is.   Cut Throat Carrie.  Video Link Below from a review.

The CTC is a Rugged hand forged carbon steel blade that was crafted for survival Built to last, designed to impress Whether you’re a collector, outdoorsman, or gear enthusiast, this is the perfect moment to add the CTC to your collection. Stock is limited, and this deal won’t last long.

Knife weight varies slightly  (+/- a couple of grams) as these are hand forged.

Price includes Sheath and free shipping inside the USA

CTC Knife – Midsize Trail & Camp Blade

The CTC Knife is a practical, straightforward tool designed for daily use around camp and on the trail.  CTC knife is solid in the hand, it balances control and durability, making it a dependable knife for a wide range of outdoor tasks.  It does come with the leather sheath in the pictures.

Hand-forged in small batches, each CTC Knife reflects honest workmanship rather than mass production. It is built to be carried, used, and relied upon.


Designed for Everyday Utility

The blade shape and size make the CTC Knife well suited for:

  • Camp chores and general utility

  • Food preparation

  • Light wood work and carving

  • Trail and field use

Its midsize form allows precise control, while the sturdy construction provides confidence during regular use.


Honest Craftsmanship

Each CTC Knife is forged, ground, and finished by hand. The blade is heat-treated for toughness and dependable edge retention, producing a working edge that sharpens easily and holds up under repeated use.

The handle is shaped for comfort and security without aggressive contours, allowing the knife to be used for extended periods without fatigue.


Why the CTC Knife

✔ Midsie practical design
✔ Balanced for control and comfort
✔ Hand-forged in small batches
✔ Built for everyday camp and trail use
✔ Simple, reliable construction


CTC Knife – Midsize Bushcraft & Camp Blade

The CTC Knife is designed as a dependable bushcraft tool, suited to the quiet, deliberate work of camp life. Midsized and well balanced, it favors control and precision—qualities valued by woodsmen who rely on their knife for daily tasks rather than occasional use.  Hand-forged in small batches, each CTC Knife reflects honest craftsmanship and practical design. It is built for those who practice traditional outdoor skills and value tools that work as intended.


Why Carbon Steel Matters for Bushcraft

Carbon steel has long been the material of choice for woodsmen and traditional outdoorsmen, and for good reason. In bushcraft, a knife is expected to be used, maintained, and relied upon, often far from modern conveniences.  Carbon steel sharpens easily with simple tools, making it possible to restore a keen edge in the field using a stone or strop. It also offers excellent toughness, allowing the blade to withstand repeated carving, notching, and wood work without chipping.  Unlike stainless steel, carbon steel develops a natural patina over time. This patina helps protect the blade from corrosion and tells the story of the knife’s use—each mark earned through work rather than wear.  With basic care, a carbon steel blade will last for decades, making it well suited to the traditional bushcraft approach: one good knife, properly maintained, for a lifetime of use.

4 reviews for CTC KNIFE

  1. Mario Tremblay

    This is the third blades I buy from you and like the first two I am not disapointed. The heavy Blade balance well, it’s sharp and feel good and lighter in the hand. I bought it for a chopper for the UTV to clear bushes on the trail. Very happy! Thank you guys!
    Ps the firemaking kit is a nice add up!

  2. Jeff aka Buff Studly

    I purchased one of these EXCELLENT BLADES in the CTC Knife Kit on August 18, 2025. As I mentioned, this is an excellent blade and I used to help clear downed trees from that Very Bad Ice Storm we had back at the end of March 2025. There was a lot of damage here in Northern Michigan and The CTC Knife has been invaluable to me with this task. With that said, I can say now, BUY ONE.

  3. Tammy Mills

    Wow!!!!! This thing is a beast!!!!!!!!!!! Beautifully made, sturdy and sharp as hell. Great job Carrie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  4. Moises (verified owner)

    This is a great knife which is way more practical for way more tasks than you might think if you never had something like it. It will clear brush, chop, split kindling like a froe, and more. I will often find myself reaching for this instead of my belt knife when camping, it has a lot of utility and can do 90% of your cuting needs. I have a couple of knives like this, but this is now my favorite. The reason is that the handle is super comfortable in any type of grip whether cutting, chopping, or doing detailed carving like cutting notches. the other reason is this is the first knife of this size that I have with a hollow grind that goes into a convexed bevel. I like this geometry because there is less blade stick or friction when you are chopping particularly through wood. It also makes the entire blade a little lighter and more nimble. You often hear about a heavy chopper, but this is a light chopper that still has plenty of power. It length gives it leverage to chop instead of depending on heavy mass. It looks massive but is surprisingly light.

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