Clear brush and process camp wood with the Condor Warlock Fixed Blade, a heavy chopper for bushcrafters and anyone who needs real reach on the trail. Designed by Joe Flowers and released in 2012, the Warlock pairs a wide, forward-sweeping blade with a thick spine, so every swing carries the momentum needed for trail clearing, limbing branches, and heavy camp work. The 12.5 inch blade is 1075 high carbon steel, a tough, easy-to-sharpen alloy known for taking a keen edge and shrugging off hard use. A convex grind and 0.2 inch (5 mm) thickness put strength behind the cut, while the epoxy black powder coating helps guard against rust and keeps glare down in the field. Full tang construction runs the steel the entire length of the handle. Micarta handle scales secured with brass rivets give a confident, comfortable grip through long sessions, even with wet or gloved hands. A hand crafted welted leather sheath keeps the 19.3 inch overall package ready for the belt or pack. Rugged, simple, and "bulletproof" in the best way, this is a go-to chopper for bushcraft, camping, and wilderness utility. Specifications Blade Material: 1075 High Carbon Steel Blade Length: 12.5" (317.5 mm) Overall Length: 19.3" (489.5 mm) Blade Thickness: 0.2" (5 mm) Blade Grind: Convex Blade Finish: Epoxy Black Powder Coating Tang: Full Tang Handle Material: Micarta Sheath: Hand Crafted Welted Leather Weight: 36.8 oz (1042 g)