Condor Pack Golok 11 Inch Survival Knife with Leather Sheath
Condor Pack Golok 11 Inch Survival Knife with Leather Sheath
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The Condor Pack Golok is a full-tang fixed blade knife with an 11-inch 1075 high carbon steel convex-ground blade, designed by Joe Flowers and released in 2012 for bushcraft, camping, hunting, and survival use. The knife ships with a hand-crafted welted leather sheath and has an overall length of 17 inches and a weight of 28.8 oz.
Convex Grind and High Carbon Steel for Field Performance
The Pack Golok's blade is ground in a convex profile from 1075 high carbon steel, a combination that matters in the field for two reasons. A convex grind distributes steel behind the edge more gradually than a hollow or flat grind, which makes the edge more resistant to chipping and rolling under the lateral stress of chopping and clearing tasks. High carbon steel at the 1075 specification responds well to field sharpening with basic tools (a strop or a smooth stone), so the blade can be brought back to working condition without a full sharpening kit. The blade is 11 inches long and 0.2 inches thick at the spine, giving it enough mass to work through branches and cordage without flexing.
Full Tang Construction for Reliability Under Load
The Pack Golok is built with a full tang, meaning the steel of the blade runs the entire length of the handle rather than terminating partway through. Full tang construction distributes stress along the whole tool rather than concentrating it at a joint between blade and handle, which matters when the knife is used for heavy chopping or prying tasks where a partial tang can work loose or snap. The walnut handle scales are fitted to the full-length tang, providing a grip that stays secure during extended use.
Hand-Crafted Welted Leather Sheath
The Pack Golok includes a hand-crafted welted leather sheath. A welted sheath adds a strip of leather between the front and back panels at the edge, which protects the stitching from being cut through by the blade over time and adds structure to the sheath body. This means the sheath holds its shape for consistent draw and re-sheath in the field without requiring a rigid insert.
Features
- Blade steel: 1075 high carbon steel with Condor Classic finish
- Convex grind: full convex profile for edge durability under chopping and clearing loads
- Full tang: steel runs the full length of the handle for structural integrity
- Walnut handle: fitted handle scales over the full-length tang
- Hand-crafted welted leather sheath: included for carry and blade protection
- Golok-inspired profile: designed by Joe Flowers, released 2012
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Blade Steel | 1075 High Carbon Steel |
| Blade Length | 11 in (279.5 mm) |
| Overall Length | 17 in (432 mm) |
| Blade Thickness | 0.2 in (5 mm) |
| Grind | Convex |
| Finish | Condor Classic |
| Tang | Full Tang |
| Handle Material | Walnut |
| Weight | 28.8 oz (816 g) |
| Sheath | Hand Crafted Welted Leather |
| Blade Type | Fixed Blade |
| SKU | 60025 |
| UPC | 7417000536973 |
Who This Is For and Isn't
The Pack Golok suits bushcraft practitioners, campers, and hunters who need a heavy-duty fixed blade for chopping, clearing, and general wilderness cutting tasks. The full-tang construction and convex-ground 1075 steel make it well suited to sustained hard use in the field.
At 28.8 oz, the Pack Golok is not suited to ultralight or weight-sensitive backpacking setups where every ounce is budgeted. The Pack Golok is a fixed blade with no folding mechanism.
Common Questions
What steel is the Pack Golok blade made from?
The Condor Pack Golok blade is made from 1075 high carbon steel with a Condor Classic finish. 1075 is a medium-high carbon steel that holds a working edge well and responds to field sharpening with basic tools such as a strop or smooth stone.
What are the blade and overall lengths?
The Condor Pack Golok has an 11-inch (279.5 mm) blade and a 17-inch (432 mm) overall length. The blade spine is 0.2 inches (5 mm) thick.
What type of grind does the blade have?
The Pack Golok blade uses a convex grind. A convex profile adds more steel behind the edge than a hollow grind, which improves edge durability during chopping and clearing tasks and reduces the likelihood of chipping under lateral stress.
What is the handle made from?
The Condor Pack Golok handle is walnut, fitted over a full-length tang. The full tang means the steel runs the entire length of the handle, and the walnut scales are secured to it for a stable grip during extended use.
What sheath is included with the Pack Golok?
The Condor Pack Golok ships with a hand-crafted welted leather sheath. The welted construction adds a leather strip between the front and back panels at the blade edge, protecting the stitching over time and helping the sheath hold its shape for consistent draw and re-sheath.
How much does the Pack Golok weigh?
The Condor Pack Golok weighs 28.8 oz (816 g). This weight reflects the full-tang construction and the 11-inch high carbon steel blade, making it a substantial field tool rather than a lightweight carry knife.
Is the tang full or partial?
The Condor Pack Golok is built with a full tang, meaning the steel of the blade extends the full length of the handle. Full tang construction distributes stress along the entire tool rather than at a single joint, which improves reliability under heavy chopping and clearing loads.
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