Camillus Erupt 5.5" Folding Knife
$26.98
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Item No.
19278
Camillus Erupt 5.5" Folding Knife is rated
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• Blade Coating: Carbonitride Titanium Non-Stick
• Blade Length: 2.45"
• Overall Length: 5.5"
• Blade Color: Black
• Blade Edge: Smooth
• Blade Grind: Hollow
• Blade Style: Drop Point
• Pocket Clip
• Handle Color: Black
• Handle material: Glass Filled Nylon
• Hand Orientation: Left and Right
• Lock Style: Liner
• Main Blade Material: AUS-8
• Rockwell Hardness: HRC56
• Lifetime Warranty
The Camillus ERUPT Folding Knife with Ball Bearing Assisted Open System features a Carbonitride Titanium Non-Stick Blade made from AUS-8 Japanese Steel. When open, it has an overall length of 5.5". The blade length is 2.45" and the steel is bonded with Carbonitride Titanium that resists rust and corrosion and is up to 10x harder than untreated steel so the blade stays sharper, longer. The Glass Filled Nylon Handle has just the right amount of texture for a secure grip while also allowing it to slide smoothly in and out of your pocket. Featuring a jimped flipper and a reversible pocket clip for life and right hand carry. Lifetime Warranty.
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
rockysan from
Nice sharpener with additional features
I received this sharpener for trial and review. The V-grooves are really nice and work well to give a good edge to the knife, but the edge will still need some work to get really sharp. I am neutral with the scissor sharpening slots, I just couldn't get a feel for using them. Having said all that, I did really like the Torx bits on the tool. These were really helpful in tightening down the screws that held down the scales on some of my knives. This sharpener would be a great addition to any small kit you take out in the field. I would recommend this sharpener.
Date published: 2017-02-16
Rated 5 out of
5
by
the scout from
evolution at its best
This blade replaced my handsaw ,my ,sog trident,my sog seal pup , and my machette , everything qrong with its origonal version is fixed, as long as it doeznt break it is my new best friend...... p.s. i use this tool for trailblazing,firewood,secondary weopon ,home defence,hacking , cutting,buildind shelter, shallow fishing , hog hunting camping , and lawn i cut a tree down that was eight inches at the cut .......... good job boys i love it i trust. it and i left sog for it
Date published: 2014-08-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Awbirnie from
Nice tool
Needed a hatchet for camping. I ride a chopper with very limited storage (Bitwell bag strapped to sissy bar). After researching for days I picked this one up. Very surprised at the quality of this tool. Hanging from my belt it feels good. Nice weight but I'm mostly using it to get my fire started and cut small spruce branches for under bedding and hammering in pegs etc... It's always hanging from my belt while in the bush.
Date published: 2019-06-26
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Tsinclair76 from
Amazing until it broke.
I'm a trapper and used it for everything from chopping holes for ice fishing and for trapping during the day to skinning and fleshing hides at night. It was always at my side for all of hunting season half of trapping season and saw some really hard use. The blade kept an edge fairly well considering the number of beaver hides i fleshed with it and number of fresh bones it cut. It broke in the bush yesterday and cut my day short. Probably wasn't intended for the heavy use I gave it, but was a great little tool.
Date published: 2018-01-28
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Will415 from
I don't understand.......
I have read about people "breaking" these things on bushes and branches, them I SEE video of people using it to CUT THROUGH 2x4's!!!!!! Then, saw logs. Then, test the blade on paper. AND IT'S STILL SHARP AND USEABLE!!!!! You must have the wickedest bushes this side of Hades!! Mine cuts thru everything, BUSHES INCLUDED, and needs little more than a wipe down to make it look new again. Sorry, I really don't believe the "I hit a bush with it" story. Maybe a curb, or stone steps, but NOT a bush. Lie better.
Date published: 2020-05-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Thunder81 from
Solid Option for a Back-Up Knife!
This knife is extremely versatile when it comes to a back-up knife. Personally, I mounted it in different places, including in my boot, my boot laces, the inside and out side of my waistband and belt, and with the included neck chain, with no issues. As a additional option, you could thread cordage through the holes in the sheath if you so choose for even more options. The Kydex sheath retains the knife in every angle securely and snugly, with no chance of it shaking loose. Furthermore, I have not observed any obvious signs of wear caused by the sheath. The blade has solid edge retention and over months of use has not needed any sharpening. It's a incredibly well made product and I highly recommend it.
Date published: 2016-11-26
Rated 4 out of
5
by
SSG. A from
Well made indeed
I'm all about versatility when it comes to my tools or anything I'm taking with me. The more versatile my things are the more room for things to take that I may need. This set up allows me to not have choose one tool over another. I indeed like the shape of the grip but the plastic aspect takes away from the "grip" part. I wrapped mine lightly with athletic tape but a rubber based grip would do more justice. And the mini blade add on is definitely a nice gift, can never have too many.
Date published: 2015-01-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Lsinkeldam from
Best budget edc knife I've bought.
I bought the Camillus Shatter from a local hunting store here in Canada and wow im glad I did. Amazing construction and quality control. Zero blade play and perfect blade centering. The bearing system deploys the knife as fast as an automatic, AUS-8 retains a great edge and easy to sharpen, great tip down pocket clip, and the action of deployment from the flipper or ambidextrous thumb studs. I've been prone to buying Gerbers product but not anymore CAMILLUS provides a much more superior product. Great support in my YouTube and instagram accounts for the reviews of your products!
Date published: 2019-05-12
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ryan from
Fantastic Product
This knife was purchased as a carry knife for woodland adventures and also as an accessory in Krav Maga training. It has phenomenal balance, a wonderful grip, and carries a wicked edge. Out of the box and about a minute on a strop led to an edge that shaves hair like a razor blade. My only complaint is the mount on the sheath was very awkward to figure out and there were no instructions to point the way. The kydex sheath itself is top notch.
Date published: 2013-01-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
nursefrogette from
Very nice and functional blade
The knife its self is very will made. Holds and edge quit well and I very good for all around hunting needs. I used the knife to cut small limbs and brush and generally clear a path for hunting stands and suck. Skinning it easy to do with this knife too. I am partial to leather seats but the nylon is good to though hard to get the knife back in and secured with one hand. Sharpening was also difficult due to the blade having such a large belly it curves up too much at the back of the blade for my wet stone thought with a belt sharpener is was much easier. Lastly I am sure it is an aesthetic choice but one grip was just a few mm thicker than the other. Small differance but still noticeable. All in all a great hunting or all around backpack knife that I would recomend to a friend.
Date published: 2017-02-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Mike from
One tiny thing to change...
I've been using this knife as a utility edc at work, and have been astounded at the blade's performance. The only thing I've found that could use improvement is the construction and location of the pocket clip screws. The top screw has just enough shoulder to be pretty uncomfortable if your hand rakes across it. A flatter screw head, or a clip that uses a 'J' attachment would solve that issue. The thumbstud is similarly irritating if your hand rubs across it when reaching into a pocket. They're MINOR details that are easily solved, but this is written in the hopes that the knife designers may read learn of it.
Date published: 2015-03-17
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Chuck from
Great Affordable Knife
I received this knife for my review. It comes very sharp right out of the package and has a soft rubber grip. The look of the blade is nice and is titanium bonded which is supposed to keep it sharper longer. I've used it for cutting open packages and it's worked well. I see it as an economical version of an everyday carry work knife that would be great for warehouse work as well as ranch and farm. The only downside to this knife is that it's a bit thick (I'm used to thinner knives). I may end up removing the pocket clip to remedy that. Otherwise it's a sharp, very affordable knife that'd be a great work knife.
Date published: 2017-02-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Scoutmaster1 from
I received this Knife several weeks ago and found it very unique. I wore it around the neck and after having it there for a few minutes it was not a bother. I wore it for a week and a half and at times forgot it was there. I used it for cutting rope and making fire sticks for my scout troop and it worked wonderfully. I carried it in my boot for 3 days and decided I liked it around the neck better. All in all it is a very good tool for emergencies and self protection. It will not take the place of a full size knife but it is a good value for the money.
Date published: 2016-10-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ibleedbullets from
Impressive EDC Knife
I have to say, Camillus makes some of the best EDC knives you can buy. I have been using the CUDA for over 7 months now for everything from cutting rope to cutting knots out of wood. This knife has done it all for me and then some. I have one complaint, and I have found this to be true on a couple of the newer Camillus knives; the liner lock. With heavy use, the liner lock can get stuck so that the blade becomes a fixed one. While this is not dangerous, it is an equipment failure and should be noted. This is remedied by using a flat-head screwdriver to pull the liner lock back in place. However, the price, the bladesteel, the lightweight and sturdy construction, as well as a good length on the blade makes this knife a real winner.
Date published: 2014-05-17
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Chuck from
Camilla 9.5” Titanium Bonded Fixed Blade Knife
I received this knife to review. It’s a nice big knife with a soft, rubbery feeling grip that is textured to prevent slippage. It indents at the index finger and protrudes above it in a way as to act as a hand guard. The blade is thick and heavy, looks like it will take a lot and comes sharp. It’s shiny stainless steel and has a titanium coating but you can’t really see that. The sheath is a simple I think nylon sheath, nothing fancy but it should do the job. This isn’t a beautiful knife but one that I think will do the job for a good, affordable knife.
Date published: 2019-10-14
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Church Key from
A good & dependable utility knife
Back in 1983, I purchase a Camillus of this type while working on Push Tugs. I still own it but it's now retired. I have own this one for more then 6 months. In many ways, it exceeds the older type. I do gripe at times that it could be more beefy. However, it would be safe to say this is mainly due I use the older type for more the 30 years. If you keep the blade sharpen, it will cut just about anything with out fuss. The spike does its job and other jobs when call for. The bottom line simple. You need a good, all purpose, dependable utility knife - this is knife you'll need. If you want substance over style, this is the knife you need. I never go to work with out it. Because, I know I can use and trust this knife to get the job done.
Date published: 2013-09-16
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Luckyfela from
Great daily carry
I’ve used this knife as my daily carry for several years. Unfortunately, the thumb button, assist nub or whatever it’s called fell out and I lost it. I neglect maintenance so it’s probably my own fault. The same thing happened about 5 years ago and I liked the knife so much, I bought a new one just like it (probably should have noted the lifetime warranty). The assist takes a bit of getting used to, but once you get used to it, it’ll slide open like a switch. I like that it’s a bit longer that your typical pocket knife and the blade holds amazingly well even after whittling a few walking sticks.
Date published: 2020-09-25
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Tim B. from
Difficult to open
The knife is very solid when opened. It locks solid and has no movement at all. This is what I expect from a quality knife. The problem is that it is difficult to open. The package shows the thumb button and describes it as a "quick release". I found it impossible to open via the quick release thumb button. I had to grab the blade itself and pull it open. This takes two hands to open the knife. This seems to me to be a very poor design. However, once it is open it does the job. I gave it 3 stars for overall quality but docked 2 stars for difficulty in opening.
Date published: 2016-06-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
SkookumPaul from
A very Serious tool
In the 15 years of carrying this knife in the villages and back country of Alaska, I have dressed moose and cut everything from fish to wire. I grew up cutting meat in my dad’s shop where we would wear out a boning knife in a year, and I can’t imagine ever wearing out this blade. I am still amazed at how well it takes and keeps a good working edge. The opening mechanism still works perfectly and I’ve never had a problem with unintended closure. I’d buy another in a heart beat but I can’t imagine living long enough to wear this thing out! The ONLY problem I’ve had is a lost screw from the handle.
Date published: 2018-10-28
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kootenayboy from
Simple effective and economical
I picked this up from Wal-Mart as an impulse purchase took it home as tried it out I was impressed after sharpening the first knife and snugging up all it's screws I went on to do all my Bush and survival knives then my kitchen knives and onto my scissors. I was actually bummed I ran out of things to sharpen.
It's so fast and easy I cannot go back to old methods , the knives etc are surgical sharp I'd recommend it to anyone.
Date published: 2018-10-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Scott from
Quality Self Defense Knife
Persons who are interested in self defense will find the Cuda to be an effective platform to work with. It uses a similar blade to the defensive close quarters battle technique invented by Colognel Rex Applegate and Detective William Fairbairn. The advantage of the Cuda is in the fact that it is a folder that adopts the fighting technique of a double-bladed fixed blade knife (edged on both sides). The only thing I could think of to improve upon this knife is to design a Cuda II using T-6 aluminum alloy side panels for weight reduction, and making it ambidexterous. As is, the Cuda is an excellent folder and it's nearest market competitor in a similar design costs at least twice as much as it does.
Date published: 2013-12-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Battousai22 from
Saved my family from Hurricane Sally damage
I received one this past summer as a birthday present from my father. (A man who knows his survival products.) Ever since I’d been keeping it in the Tool box I keep in my cars trunk. But after Hurricane Sally’s devastating effects on my city, we awoke that morning to find a tree had fallen onto the front porch and blocked and blocked us from leaving the house save for a small opening between branches to crawl through. I was able to to make it to the car and retrieve the 3-in-one and after six hours of work, have made a fully accessible opening to get in and out. The blade is still impressively sharp considering I’d spent a quarter of the day slamming it into green wood. I would absolutely recommend!
Date published: 2020-09-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ray Ray from
Great knife
The handle is a little slick. However if it was not then, it would not be easily removed from my pocket. I bought this as a present Christmas 2011. Out of the box I had a few issues. The lock is good. In the open position the blade had too much lateral play for me. I was able to tighten the torq screw on the blade pivot and remove that play. The clip on my sons 6.25 and my knife fell off. After applying locktite to the two clip scews, we have not had any issues with a loose clip. By far my favorite knife i have ever owned. I would like to have more finger cut outs on the handle. Maybe offer the blade in clip point and serrated portion at the base of the blade. This is my opinion and I love this knife.
Date published: 2012-12-30
Rated 4 out of
5
by
ibis54 from
Great. Especially for less than $40 new
For the price, as in less than $50 . Its better than some of my more expensive knives I've got in the last year or so. Once I got used to opening it ... I liked it more. It did take getting used to. The one big problem I have is the plastic thumb opener. Only time will tell how good or bad it is. After 2 months of every day use now and having to sharpen it 3 times so far. (Not because of poor blade quality, just heavy use) The knife has held up perfectly. I haven't even had to tighten any screws. I like it. Not being charged more for the name on the box or blade is also a good thing.
Date published: 2014-09-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
TScott from
Exceptional Tank of a Folder.
The thick blade and super smooth action compares or exceeds much more expensive blades in my collection. The scales are almost artistic. The only minor complaint I have is the scales are a little slick.
Date published: 2017-11-29
Rated 4 out of
5
by
WenatcheeMike from
Great features!
The V notch carbide and ceramic sharpener are typical, but the different slots for varied angles is nice, and the star bits are great, as many knives now are assembled with these.
Date published: 2016-12-22
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Jon from
Good enough
Good all around blade. Not meant to cut down trees, but will fit the bill otherwise. Very durable. And most of all it's "FULL TANG" -That makes it what it is.
Date published: 2016-03-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
TScott from
Perfect EDC
I normally carry two knives the marlin spike in my left pocket and a larger knife in my right. I hunt, fish and do general handyman stuff. I've carried this knife over two years and love it. The spike comes in handy quite often to pick webbing, tow ropes, etc apart. The blade shape is perfect for a utility blade. Small, lightweight and very useful.
Date published: 2017-11-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
hoggiesan from
Great beefy knife
I got this knife and have been working it over pretty well. It's a keeper. Solid feel in hand, cleans easy and maintains an edge. I like it as a carry knife while in the fields. My wife now wants one. I provided 3 photos (I am not a photographer) attempting to show the blade thickness. A competitor brand uses 3 US Quarters so that's what I did, to so thickness. You can see the knife is full tang and thickness is true the full length. Great quality and good price. Well worth the price.
Date published: 2017-02-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Billy from
Best knife I've ever bought
I bought this knife a couple days ago and I love it. I saw two knives I liked for the same price, one was a Gerber and the other was this one. The Camillus has a better weight, a better feel, and was a bit sharper. This is probably the sharpest knife I have ever touch. One swipe up my arm and there was no hair left that is how sharp this knife is. And it's a very good looking knife. The blade is vg10 steel and from what I've read that is in the top 3 for best knife blade steel. If you're looking at getting a new knife then go out and get this one. Its well worth the money.
Date published: 2014-01-12
Questions
Are there different replacement grips for the carnivore?
Replacement grips are not available for this machete.
Date published: 2020-10-05
I would like to buy the skinning knife to go back with mu carnivore x titanium
Unfortunately, the small trimming knife is not sold separately.
Date published: 2020-07-01
Is marlin spike SKU 18670 available in retail store in Sacramento CA area? Amazon price $31.59 but can not ship to my location do you offer military vet discount? is it made in USA?
Cuda brand items are carried by our distributors such as Walmart and Bass Pro. This item is made in China.
Date published: 2020-06-29
Where can I buy a replacement trimming knife for my Carnivore X 18"?
The knives are not sold individually.
Date published: 2020-06-24
Is there a non nylon sheath option for the Carnivore x?
There is now, 9 June 2020. I just found one at my local Wal-Mart with a molded sheath. The belt loop is still nylon, but the sheath itself is molded. I know have 2 CarnivoreX Machetes. I just had to get another just for the sheath, LOL. You may be able to order just a sheath through the company, something I intend to check out myself for my original purchase.
Date published: 2020-06-11
I have now reveived 2 of these knives from Amazon UK and neither of them have the quick launch 'finger flipper'. It seems I have to open the blade the traditonal way. Which is not what I wanted. Has there been a change to the knife?
The UK does not permit the sale of knives that allow for one handed open, these were specifically designed to be sold that way. If you having the item shipped to the UK that is the only way they will come configured due to those regulations.
Date published: 2020-08-12
Where is the heater made?
The Camillus Heater 4.5" Boot/Neck Knife (19238) is made in China.
Date published: 2020-06-05
How much does this knife weigh
This knife weighs about .6 lbs
Date published: 2020-06-02
Is there anyway that I can buy the sheath for this knife by itself?
The sheaths are not sold separately.
Date published: 2020-05-18
On my sharpener on the opposite end from the flat blade screwdriver there is a hollowed out spot with a bar in the middle that is like and upside down backwards L. What is it used for if anything. Sparked my imagination
It's an attachment point for a lanyard or clip, but isn't provided.
Date published: 2020-05-19
why did handle turn sticky it was clean and in storage
Some Camillus knives have a TPR coating that adds extra grip to the handle. Over time, even if the handle is in storage that substance can oxidize and the result is that it feels sticky. The best solution is to use a rag and some household dish soap on the handle. It should remove the stickiness of the handle.
Date published: 2020-07-23
What is the recommended method of sharpening this knife?
We would recommend sharpening all Camillus knives at a 17-22.5 degree angle except for our TigerSharp knives.
Date published: 2020-05-07
Can I buy just the sheath for the Camillus 9.5" Titanium Bonded Fixes Blade knife?
The sheath is not available for purchase separately. However, if you sheath has been lost or damaged please contact us directly at [email protected]
Date published: 2020-05-07
Can I get a leather sheathe for my 9.5" fixed blade knife?
You can purchase a leather sheath at the below link:
https://www.camillusknives.com/camillus-leather-sheath.html
Date published: 2020-05-06
Does the Marlin spike knife have a pocket clip
No it does not have a pocket clip.
Date published: 2020-05-06
When will this product be back in stock?
This product has been discontinued and will not be back in stock.
Date published: 2020-05-05
What service do you use for shipping and about how long will it take for me to receive my order
We ship UPS smart port.
The length of time it will take to receive your order will depend on your location.
We ship out of North Carolina.
Date published: 2020-04-29
What is the thickness it will cut
It should be able to handle cutting through anything up to 5” in diameter.
Date published: 2020-04-29
Hi It’s made in USA?
The Camillus Shatter 8" Folding Knife (19280) is manufactured in China.
Date published: 2020-04-29
What are the holes in the little knife for? Is it so we can put a handle on it or what?
The large one at the end is for a lanyard. The three smaller are lashing holes to allow for turning it into a fishing spear or something of the like, hence, also, the "barbs" on the back of the blade area. The octagonal holes are for small bolts. This is assuming we are talking about the same wee knife that came with the one I got at my local Menard's.
Date published: 2020-06-08
How can I go about getting a sheath replacement for my camelus carnivore x?
Please contact [email protected] for a sheath replacement
Date published: 2020-07-23
I need to get another tool knife that came with the carnivore x. Where can I order one?
You can answer Camillus products directly off of the website https://www.camillusknives.com/
Date published: 2020-06-20
What is the purpose of the tool marked " CARBIDE " on this product
The tools marked "CARBIDE" on this product are a Carbide Multi Angle Sharpener and Carbide Sharpener.
This overall product is ideal for sharpening knives, axes, shears, and hooks.
Date published: 2020-04-02
the only question I have, is this knife an assisted spring or quick opening blade?
It is a quick opening blade with dual ball bearings. It is not assisted open.
Date published: 2020-03-31
Either I'm missing something or the information is not provided. How much do all of your products weigh? Much needed for folks who pack in gear. Started looking at striking tools, now to knives with no success.
Camillus SKOL 10.5" Fixed Blade Knife weighs 1 lb
Date published: 2020-03-31
Is this a double edge knife? It seems like in the photos ... but i read some reviews saying otherwise
We do not ship this item with both edges sharpened, as some states have restrictions that do not allow double edged knives/daggers.
Date published: 2020-01-16
Where is the pry bar and how does it work it isn't obvious from the photo's
The pry bar is located on the heel of the axe. Please see diagram for the location. This item is used for breaching. Use the hook on the pry bar and apply force to the object.
Date published: 2020-07-02
Dose the marlin Spike lock
The marlin spike has a shackle lock which locks the spike down.
Date published: 2020-01-02
I know these used to be made in Boulder, CO. I owned several of them growing up still have mine from HS, the 70's. Are they still USA made or are they made overseas, like so many products are now.
The 19246 particularly is made in China.
Please see this link below for our US made knives.
https://www.camillusknives.com/products/usa-knives.html
Date published: 2020-01-02
How do I file a carnivore x machete.
You can file your knife down with a sharpening stone, we recommend using a FFine grit with a 500 mesh 25 micron count. You can purchase a stone and watch educational videos on : https://www.dmtsharp.com/
Date published: 2019-12-04