The Battle Horse Altitude is a full size bushcraft blade from Battle Horse Knives, handmade in Cambridge, Ohio: a 5.5 inch O1 tool steel spear point on 0.187 inch stock, scandi ground, running 10.75 inches overall. This is the pattern for camp work that outruns a four inch knife, with enough blade to baton real rounds and enough control left to still cut clean feather sticks.
The scandi grind registers flat against wood for controlled carving and notching, exactly the geometry serious bushcraft knives are built around, and O1 takes its fine edge back with nothing more than a strop in the field; our knife steel comparison guide covers how the tool steel trades against stainless. Micarta scales in natural, green, or black wear a matte finish that stays grippy when wet, and every Altitude ships in a Kydex sheath at 13.72 ounces, ready for a season of hard use. Like everything Battle Horse builds, it is made one knife at a time in the USA and backed by the maker's lifetime warranty with free sharpening.