Fixed Blades · Full Tang
Fixed blade knife collection in Canada, priced in CAD
one pieces · $71.49 CAD – $71.49 CAD · Tracked shipping · 18+
A fixed blade knife does not fold: one piece of steel from tip through the handle, carried in a sheath. The knives on this fixed blade shelf are full-tang outdoor tools for camp, trail, and truck box — not wall-hangers. Geometry, tang, and steel matter more here than pocket weight. Canadian buyers are usually packing for bush, hunt, or camp, not looking for a belt knife in downtown traffic.
A four-inch class full tang in a steel you can field-sharpen is the bushcraft default; longer blades are for camp processing, not feather sticks. Kitchen steel and axes live on their own shelves.
Priced in CAD. Tracked worldwide shipping in discreet packaging, free over $150. Adults 18+. Owning a fixed blade is legal in most of Canada; carrying one in public is a different question — intent and concealment matter. Know the Criminal Code and your municipal rules before you clip a sheath to a belt in town. We do not sell knives as weapons.
Full tang · Camp and trail · Sheath included when listed · 18+ only
Canadian storefront · Est. 2015
Priced in CAD
Canadian dollars on the tag. GST/HST calculated at checkout from your address.
Tracked delivery
Tracked shipping at 10% of merchandise, typically 2 to 4 weeks.
Discreet packaging
Plain packaging. No knife graphics on the outside of the box.
Free shipping over $150
Tracked shipping is free when the order is $150 CAD or more.
Adults 18+
Responsible ownership. You confirm lawful purchase at checkout. Unlawful orders are cancelled and refunded.
How to buy from this shelf
- Full tang, a grind you can maintain in the field, and a sheath that actually holds. Those three beat a sawback survival cartoon.
- 3.5–4.5 inches for woodwork and bushcraft; longer for camp processing. Folders still win the pocket.
- Nitro-V, honest stainless, or a carbon you will oil. Mystery “tactical steel” is a skip.
- Adults 18+. A sheath on a belt in town is a legal question you have to answer where you live.
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Featured on this shelf
Start here if you want a short list: featured pieces from this collection, priced in CAD.
Fixed Blade in the vault
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions from the Counter
- What is a fixed blade knife?
- A fixed blade knife is a knife whose blade does not fold or retract — one continuous piece of steel from tip through the handle, carried in a sheath. With no pivot and no lock, there is nothing to loosen or jam, which is why hard outdoor work belongs to it.
- Are fixed blades legal in Canada?
- Owning a fixed blade is legal in most of Canada. Carrying one in public is a different question — intent and concealment matter. Know the Criminal Code and your municipal rules before you clip a sheath to a belt in town. We do not sell knives as weapons.
- Do these come with a sheath?
- Most field knives on this shelf include a Kydex or leather sheath; the product page says so. If a listing does not mention a sheath, assume you need to add one.
- Fixed blade or folding knife for camping?
- A fixed blade for batoning and camp work; a folder for pocket tasks. The fixed-blade vs folding dossier draws that line task by task.
- What steel is best for a Canadian fixed blade?
- A stainless or semi-stainless you can field-sharpen — Nitro-V, 14C28N, or similar — if you fish and camp in wet weather. Carbon steels take a working edge and a patina; they want oil after a wet trip. The product page names the steel when we have it.