The Battle Horse Ember is the third of the Field and Steel collaborations between Battle Horse Knives and bushcraft expert Joe Price, and a DLT exclusive: a 4.5 inch O1 tool steel blade on thin 0.125 inch stock, saber ground, 9.25 inches overall, blending UK bushcraft influence with Cambridge, Ohio craftsmanship.
Where its stablemates run scandi, the Ember takes a saber grind on thinner stock, and that changes the job description: more slice for camp cooking and food prep, with plenty of bite left for carving and bushcraft chores, while O1 keeps field sharpening dead simple; our knife steel comparison guide covers the tool steel trade in full. Black G-10 scales with orange liners and brass pins wear the Field and Steel colors over a 4.875 inch handle sized for a sure grip with gloves on, the whole knife balances at 9.91 ounces, and a molded black Kydex sheath keeps it riding secure. If you want the same collaboration with more blade and a scandi edge, the Battle Horse Banshee is the stout puukko of the family.