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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted May 08, 2026 08:34 PM

Cold Steel Finn Bear 4" Fixed Blade Knife

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Amazon has Cold Steel Finn Bear 4" Fixed Blade Knife (20PCZ) on sale for $12.61. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

MidwayUSA also has Cold Steel Finn Bear 4" Fixed Blade Knife (20PCZ) on sale for $12.61. Shipping is free on $100+ orders.

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  • Ultimate Versatility: Finnish-inspired utility knife suitable for outdoors; strong enough for skinning large game yet delicate for slicing
  • Rugged Blade: Sub-zero quenched German 4116 stainless steel with hollow grind and 56-57 RC hardness; sturdy point for piercing and curved belly for skinning/carving
  • Secure Hold: Ergonomic polypropylene handle with modified diamond cross-section for comfortable grip and control in various techniques
  • Convenient Sheath: Includes low-profile Secure-Ex polymer pouch-style sheath for belt carry or storage in pack/tackle box
  • Specs: Weight 2.8 oz; Blade length 4"; Blade thickness 2.5 mm; Blade steel German 4116 stainless cryo quenched; Handle length 4.5" high-impact polypropylene; Overall length 8.5"; Fixed blade, straight back shape
  • Note: Not for sale in some specific zip codes

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    • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars at Amazon based on over 400 customer reviews.
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Amazon has Cold Steel Finn Bear 4" Fixed Blade Knife (20PCZ) on sale for $12.61. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

MidwayUSA also has Cold Steel Finn Bear 4" Fixed Blade Knife (20PCZ) on sale for $12.61. Shipping is free on $100+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • Ultimate Versatility: Finnish-inspired utility knife suitable for outdoors; strong enough for skinning large game yet delicate for slicing
  • Rugged Blade: Sub-zero quenched German 4116 stainless steel with hollow grind and 56-57 RC hardness; sturdy point for piercing and curved belly for skinning/carving
  • Secure Hold: Ergonomic polypropylene handle with modified diamond cross-section for comfortable grip and control in various techniques
  • Convenient Sheath: Includes low-profile Secure-Ex polymer pouch-style sheath for belt carry or storage in pack/tackle box
  • Specs: Weight 2.8 oz; Blade length 4"; Blade thickness 2.5 mm; Blade steel German 4116 stainless cryo quenched; Handle length 4.5" high-impact polypropylene; Overall length 8.5"; Fixed blade, straight back shape
  • Note: Not for sale in some specific zip codes

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • About this Deal:
  • About this Product:
    • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars at Amazon based on over 400 customer reviews.
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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duckeggsYesterday 01:01 AM
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is this similar to a tanto?
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Quote from duckeggs :
is this similar to a tanto?
Only in that they are both knives. Tanto style knives have more of a chisel tip.
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body9599Yesterday 02:37 PM
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This shape and name suggest it is styled after a Finnish knife, or puukko. Traditional, small, general-purpose belt knife designed for woodcraft, hunting, and daily tasks.
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SharpAppliance6833Today 04:14 AM
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I think I would get Morakniv instead and avoid these Chinese made knives. Cold steel makes some great original designs but these are not one of them.
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MacaraToday 04:24 AM
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Please comment on quality and value of anyone has any inputs
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Does this rust?

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ThriftyThread5737Today 05:54 AM
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No hand guard, How am I supposed to stab things without my hand going up the blade
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CosbysQuaaludesToday 07:50 AM
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Quote from ThriftyThread5737 :
No hand guard, How am I supposed to stab things without my hand going up the blade
Not that kind of knife. This is more so to cut fishing bait or apple slices when you're having a picnic. If you're asking for murder weapon/shanking style knives, way better options out there
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HappyCircle9126Today 10:34 AM
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This has become my go-to kitchen knife. It is comfortable, easy-to-sharpen, and perfect for some tasks like pickling because the broad, tear-drop butt is good for tamping vegetable into jars. Best of all, it's easy to take care of. Has survived many accidental trips through my dishwasher and still looks like the day I bought it 8 or so years ago.
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HappyCircle9126Today 10:36 AM
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Quote from foxfai :
Does this rust?
Mine has not in 8 or so years including trips through the dishwasher. It's a solid little blade.
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HappyCircle9126Today 10:43 AM
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Quote from Macara :
Please comment on quality and value of anyone has any inputs
I rate the value high - as it's become my go-to kitchen knife, especially for tasks like pickling because of its handle. It's also tough - has survived many accidental trips through my dishwasher in 8 or so years and still looks I just bought it. After all that, it's not hard to keep sharp. Overall this is a well-balanced, non-pretentious blade. I just wish it fit into my kitchen knife rack because messing with the sheath is an extra step (though the cloth sheath on this finn bear is much more comfortable than the tight, hard plastic sheath on the finn hawk).
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HappyCircle9126Today 10:57 AM
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Quote from SharpAppliance6833 :
I think I would get Morakniv instead and avoid these Chinese made knives. Cold steel makes some great original designs but these are not one of them.
You'd be wrong. I've had both for 8+ years and my Morakniv is a major PIA to keep sharp. Air dulls that blade just as fast as usage. My finn bear on the other hand survives daily use in the kitchen, many accidental trips through the dishwasher, takes and keeps and edge easily, and still looks like the day I bought it. I've used the morakniv less than a hundred times and it looks like it's been though a world war - and that's with meticulous oil treatment. Granted - the morakniv is carbon steel so you know what you're getting into. Still, if you calculate value as usage / upkeep, the morakniv gets a 1 out of 10 while my finn bear easily earns a 9 out of 10.
BTW - the reason I use the morakniv so little is that the blade doesn't look food-safe - like it would contribute off-flavors. It looks like a knife that belongs in the bait bucket, not in the kitchen.
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Quote from HappyCircle9126 :
You'd be wrong. I've had both for 8+ years and my Morakniv is a major PIA to keep sharp. Air dulls that blade just as fast as usage. My finn bear on the other hand survives daily use in the kitchen, many accidental trips through the dishwasher, takes and keeps and edge easily, and still looks like the day I bought it. I've used the morakniv less than a hundred times and it looks like it's been though a world war - and that's with meticulous oil treatment. Granted - the morakniv is carbon steel so you know what you're getting into. Still, if you calculate value as usage / upkeep, the morakniv gets a 1 out of 10 while my finn bear easily earns a 9 out of 10.
BTW - the reason I use the morakniv so little is that the blade doesn't look food-safe - like it would contribute off-flavors. It looks like a knife that belongs in the bait bucket, not in the kitchen.

Good info thanks.

On another note, I don't know if that's your dog (guessing it's a composite image), but if that is really what your dog looks like, for the love of all that's holy put that thing down and send it back to hell whence it came.

Society and little children will be safer and God will thank you for it. Big Grin
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Quote from HappyCircle9126 :
You'd be wrong. I've had both for 8+ years and my Morakniv is a major PIA to keep sharp. Air dulls that blade just as fast as usage. My finn bear on the other hand survives daily use in the kitchen, many accidental trips through the dishwasher, takes and keeps and edge easily, and still looks like the day I bought it. I've used the morakniv less than a hundred times and it looks like it's been though a world war - and that's with meticulous oil treatment. Granted - the morakniv is carbon steel so you know what you're getting into. Still, if you calculate value as usage / upkeep, the morakniv gets a 1 out of 10 while my finn bear easily earns a 9 out of 10.BTW - the reason I use the morakniv so little is that the blade doesn't look food-safe - like it would contribute off-flavors. It looks like a knife that belongs in the bait bucket, not in the kitchen.
You do know that Mora has the 14C28N stainless steel option too. Anyway the point of a Scandi grind knife is woodcraft/outdoors stuff. The carbon steel is better for that job. I happen to have both so I know that carbon steel can be a pain but it sharpens up easily enough.

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