Condor knives and tools
Condor makes knives and outdoor tools, including fixed-blade knives, machetes and axes. Its range includes traditional designs and practical field-use configurations, with blade steel, handle materials and carry systems varying by model. IMACASA introduced Condor Tool & Knife in 2004, and the brand says its products are handcrafted in El Salvador.
For outdoor knife users, the Bushlore Knife and Terrasaur Knife are two distinct fixed-blade options for bushcraft and camp tasks. The Bushlore pairs a walnut handle with a leather sheath, while the Terrasaur uses a polypropylene handle and sheath for a different carry setup.
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Bushlore Knife and Terrasaur Knife
Both models are full-tang fixed-blade knives with Scandi grinds, suited to controlled cutting and woodwork around camp. The Bushlore Knife has a 4.3-inch blade and a walnut handle, with a handcrafted welted leather sheath. Its 1075 high-carbon steel blade and classic materials suit customers who prefer a traditional bushcraft knife setup. The Mini Bushlore is a separate, shorter option in the same family.
The Terrasaur Knife has a 4.2-inch blade and a 1095 high-carbon steel blade. Its high-impact polypropylene handle and matching sheath, fitted with a leather belt loop, provide a more contemporary alternative to the Bushlore’s wood-and-leather combination. The sheath is ambidextrous, and the model comes in several handle colors. Designed for bushcraft and general outdoor utility, it offers a compact format for camp and field use.
Materials and brand background
Both models use high-carbon steel, but the steel grades and handle systems differ. High-carbon steel is straightforward to sharpen in the field, though it requires care to limit corrosion. A Scandi grind has a broad, simple bevel that can help guide controlled cuts in wood. The Bushlore’s walnut handle and leather sheath emphasize traditional materials; the Terrasaur’s molded polypropylene handle and sheath emphasize a synthetic carry system. Specifications can vary between models and configurations, so check the individual product details when comparing versions.
IMACASA introduced Condor Tool & Knife in 2004. The company’s history in El Salvador dates to 1964, and Condor describes its products as handcrafted in El Salvador. Its catalog also includes machetes, axes, swords and other outdoor tools, so materials and construction differ across the wider range.