Generally you want a knife with a good amount of belly for a hunting knife, and the drop point delivers that. They are great for wood work, chopping, and general utility work.įinally, drop point knives can be a good choice for a hunting knife. Once again, that’s because they are such a versatile blade shape, with a good tip, belly, and plenty of edge. The fine tip of a drop point is excellent for thrust cuts, and if you get one with an adequately sized blade, it can be a great “martial blade”.ĭrop point knives are also popular in camp and survival knives. Most good tactical knives double as utility blades, so no surprises there. It’s a traditional knife shape that many people associate with utility.ĭrop point knives are also popular for tactical knives. Drop point knives come with a good tip for detail work, some belly for tasks that benefit from a knife with belly (mostly food preparation and crunching cuts), and a good amount of straight cutting edge, which is ideal for slicing.ĭrop points are also a little less aggressive looking than something like a clip point, wharncliffe, or tanto blade. It’s a popular choice because it’s simple and visually pleasing, but also highly functional. Many great daily carry blades come in a drop point configuration. What is a Drop Point Knife Used For?ĭrop point knives are versatile, and are used for a variety of tasks.įirst of all, they are great for Every Day Carry (EDC) knives. The knife on the bottom is the SOG Terminus XR with a classic drop point blade. The knife on the top is the Cold Steel Medium Voyager with a clip point blade. Are we confused yet? Better to illustrate this with a photo: Another way to look at it is the spine of a clip point is concave, while the spine of a drop point is convex. The spine of the drop point always drops down. The spine of a clip point, or trailing point knife, curves back away from the handle. Here’s my ESEE Zancudo with a slowly sloping drop point, that drops to the point where it’s almost a spear point:Ĭontrast the drop point with a clip point.
There are many variations on the drop point. It drops down from the handle to the point, or tip of the blade, hence “drop point”. It features a classic drop point blade:Ī drop point blade features a spine that slopes from the handle of the knife to the tip of the blade. Here is a picture of the Benchmade Bugout.
You will be hard pressed to find a more useful all round blade shape.
The drop point is simple, visually pleasing, and practical.
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