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The November One is a member of the EOD (Euro Ops Division) group of knives that really has not had a great deal of publicity or advertising. I decided to send a November One to Mathew Wetherington a seasoned Bushcrafter/Survivalist and photographer. Mathew is located in Fairbanks, Alaska which provided a great location to review or take a closer look at the November One. I hope you find this interesting
Here is a link to Michaels review
[video=youtube;1V6Tc1OVPpk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V6Tc1OVPpk[/video]
Also Michaels youtube channel which is definitely worth taking a look at : https://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskanFrontier1
Firstly a little general information or specs on the knife itself.
The knife offers uncompromising durability with a high level of comfort, the knife sits beautifully in the hand which is a definite plus point when working for prolonged periods. The Spear Point blade is made from high quality Niolox Steel which offers good blade edge retention and anti corrosion properties. The blade is beautifully engraved with the EOD logo, knife serial number and steel type. The blade handle is precisely machined using elaborate CNC milling and grinding techniques which not only provides an exciting ergonomic experience but also a level of safety you would expect from a knife designed for every day use. The November One comes with a Kydex sheath or a really nice Italian leather sheath.
Specs
Overall knife length 8.66 inches
Blade length 4 inches
Blade thickness 0.196 inches
Knife weight 7.05 ounces
Blade Steel type Niolox
Blade Finish Stonewashed
Handle Material G10
Handle Thickness 0.748 Inches
The November One was put through its paces
The November One comes in two versions the 'Outdoor' which you see here and a 'Survival' version which has a black PVD coated blade.
The November One 'package'. Knife with lanyard, Kydex sheath with Tek-Lok adapter, EOD sticker, certificate with knife serial number and heavy duty Cordura storage case.
Here is a link to Michaels review
[video=youtube;1V6Tc1OVPpk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V6Tc1OVPpk[/video]
Also Michaels youtube channel which is definitely worth taking a look at : https://www.youtube.com/user/AlaskanFrontier1
Firstly a little general information or specs on the knife itself.
The knife offers uncompromising durability with a high level of comfort, the knife sits beautifully in the hand which is a definite plus point when working for prolonged periods. The Spear Point blade is made from high quality Niolox Steel which offers good blade edge retention and anti corrosion properties. The blade is beautifully engraved with the EOD logo, knife serial number and steel type. The blade handle is precisely machined using elaborate CNC milling and grinding techniques which not only provides an exciting ergonomic experience but also a level of safety you would expect from a knife designed for every day use. The November One comes with a Kydex sheath or a really nice Italian leather sheath.
Specs
Overall knife length 8.66 inches
Blade length 4 inches
Blade thickness 0.196 inches
Knife weight 7.05 ounces
Blade Steel type Niolox
Blade Finish Stonewashed
Handle Material G10
Handle Thickness 0.748 Inches
The November One was put through its paces
The November One comes in two versions the 'Outdoor' which you see here and a 'Survival' version which has a black PVD coated blade.
The November One 'package'. Knife with lanyard, Kydex sheath with Tek-Lok adapter, EOD sticker, certificate with knife serial number and heavy duty Cordura storage case.
