White River M1 Backpacker

So I purchased this knife to function as an ultralight secondary fixed blade neck knife which I could have quickly at hand for utility as my larger fixed blade bushcraft knife is stowed in my pack. This knife will take the place of a pocket folder. It will be at the ready, for cutting cheese, pepperoni or string etc., just a small blade for light to medium tasks. This knife is large enough where it could even function as a primary hiking knife, but not heavy use bushcraft ( but I am more of a hiker anyway). Minimalist paracord wrapped handle has no hot spots. The deep finger choil allows precise control. You could belt carry as well. It has a detachable clip, you can upright or scout carry. A bit large for a covert neck knife for EDC. You'd do better with the White River ATK, or Benchmade Bk 101 for that. The blade is s35vn, premium steel, most other neckers are low quality steel so this is nice. Probably sufficient for anything I'll ever need on the trail. It's a top of the line neck carry option. Made on USA by a mom and pop operation.As for where I bought it.Immediate confirmation of my order, and when it shipped. I got exactly what I ordered. Very happy with my order. Would definitly buy from them again and would recommend

I HATE that the screws dont line up but one way and the length of the parachord lanyard and that I had to cut the parachord to make it.... NOT-a-neck, knife...My love for this blade endures my conflict with the cosmetic and feature oddity.I Love that I was able to quickly and easily fashion my own belt loop system with two hairties and a belt keeper.The sheath is amazingly sturdy with 0 rattle and the degree of slim! Perfect, I worked it out in no time!This knife is just beautiful in every language. Great tool!

I’ve had this bad boy since September 2018, trusty little knife, i’ve had a few close calls almost lost it twice, so i made this hook from A chain link fence wire. I fell off a horse and the knife held stedfast thanks to my hook