Knife G808-BK by GANZO
| Knife Type | Fixed Blade |
| Blade Material | 8CR14 |
| Blade hardness, HRC | +-57 |
| Blade Color | Gray |
| Handle Material | ABS |
| Total Length, mm | 240 мм |
| Blade Length, mm | 125мм |
| Blade Thickness, mm | 2,6 мм |
| Handle Length, mm | 115mm |
| Knife Weight, g | 135g |
Knife G808-BK by GANZO reviews
The knife is comfortable to carry during long walks because it doesn't feel bulky in my pocket or gear pouch.
I used it to make a few small notches in branches for a temporary camp setup. The blade gave me enough precision to work carefully.
I’m impressed by how easily the knife transitions between outdoor and everyday tasks. It doesn't feel limited to one particular type of use.
During a recent cabin trip, this knife ended up being useful for opening boxes, preparing dinner, and working on a small woodworking project.
I like the straightforward construction. There aren't any unnecessary features getting in the way when I'm working.
I’ve taken this knife on both short walks and longer backpacking trips. It works equally well in both situations.
The handle gives me several comfortable grip options depending on what I'm cutting. That versatility is something I really appreciate.
I used the knife while repairing a damaged tarp and found the blade particularly convenient for trimming excess material and cord.
I’m impressed by how easily I can make controlled cuts with this knife. That matters more to me than having an oversized blade.
This knife has accompanied me on several trips where temperatures and weather changed constantly. It has remained comfortable and predictable to use.
I like the understated appearance of my Ganzo. It looks like a practical working knife rather than something I would be afraid to scratch.
I used the knife to prepare a wooden cooking skewer and some small sticks for the fire. The handle remained comfortable throughout the job.
I often go on short day hikes after work, so I wanted something compact that wouldn't feel excessive. This Ganzo fits that role perfectly.
After using this knife for a while, I appreciate how uncomplicated maintenance is. It’s easy to clean, sharpen, and get back into service.
I bought it specifically for woodworking around camp, and the blade gives me enough precision for small carving projects.
I’ve carried this Ganzo through several national park hikes, and it has become part of my standard packing routine.
The knife survived being soaked during heavy rain and still worked perfectly.
