The practical bushcraft knife Kandar N379 stands out with its ergonomic handle scales decorated with a motif of deer in a forest landscape. The surface of the scales is covered with protrusions, providing adequate grip. Across the entire surface of the scales there are 8 Torx screws that fix the scales to the metal frame, from under which the liner lock blade lock protrudes.
The blade can be opened one-handed using a flipper or a double-sided thumb stud. The drop point blade itself has a blackened finish, which further increases corrosion resistance. The smooth spine running along the top line of the blade is covered with grooves at the level of the stud to provide support for the index finger when making precise cuts.
The design hides two practical tools – a belt cutter and a glass breaker tip. A useful accessory is the metal pocket clip with lightening cut-outs, which is attached to the handle with two screws.