The Outdoor Edge Razor APX has seven blades that are not all the same: three drop points, two capers, a gutting blade and a saw, all running in one 3-inch orange titanium coated frame with a sheath.
That mix covers the whole job. Drop points do general skinning, the capers work close around the head where a wide blade is clumsy, the gutting blade opens the cavity without puncturing, and the saw handles pelvis and sternum. Swapping between them takes seconds, where field sharpening takes a stone and patience.
The scales come off to store spare blades inside the handle, so a season’s edges travel with the knife. Orange keeps it findable on the ground beside an animal in poor light. Explore more Hunting Knives.
- Seven blades: three drop points, two capers, gutting blade and saw
- Blade swap replaces field sharpening
- Scales store spare blades inside the handle
- Orange frame stays findable on the ground
