The Gear Aid Buri is a compact fixed-blade camp knife built around a 3-inch full-tang drop-point made from 5Cr15 stainless steel. The blade runs the full length of the handle, so there's no folding joint to flex or fail. A titanium coating cuts down glare and adds a layer of corrosion resistance, and the edge is part plain, part serrated — plain up front for slicing, teeth toward the heel for rope, strap, and cord.
At 0.12 inches thick and 5.7 oz with the sheath, it sits in the do-everything-small-knife slot: cut line, prep food at camp, pop a bottle cap on the back of the blade, and break glass in a pinch with the pointed pommel. The acetal handle shrugs off water and grit. This is the hi-vis orange handle — easy to spot when you set it down in leaves or toss it in a dark gear bin.
The quick-release sheath has a removable belt clip and 1-inch webbing slots, so it rides on a belt, a pack strap, or any MOLLE panel. Overall length in the sheath is about 8.06 inches. Stainless resists rust but isn't rust-proof — wipe it dry after wet or salty use and it'll keep its edge for years.
