TOPS Knives Baja 3.0 Fixed Blade Knife Review — SnapShot Review

Every year thousands of people converge in Mexico’s Baja California.  There a dystopian style race takes place where racers challenge each other and the incredibly difficult terrain with a wide variety of vehicles from motorcycles all the way up to trucks and custom racers.  Originally started back in 1967, the race has become known around the world as one of the greatest off-road races.  The TOPS Knives Baja 3.0 takes its name from the area where this race takes place.  Typically only the toughest of the tough compete in the Baja race and the Baja 3.0 fixed blade knife is built for those who dare.  The knife is small enough to stash in your gear bag but big enough to build a shelter, skin an animal as well as fabricate basic wooden tools.  In summary, the Baja 3.0 is built like a survival knife should be built–simple lines, tough as nails construction and comfortable to hold and use for long periods of time.  Built in the USA, this knife is a competitor.  Get yours on the BladeOps store site here.  Let us know what you think below.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Blade Length: 3″
• O/A Length: 6 1/4″
• Thickness: 1/8″
• Blade Color: Coyote Tan Coating
• Steel: 1095 High Carbon Alloy RC 56-58
• Handle: Green Canvas Micarta
• Sheath: Leather Horizontal/Vertical Carry
• Weight: 3 oz
• Weight w/ Sheath: 5.1 oz
• Made In The Rocky Mountains USA
• Designed by: TOPS Knives