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Leucadia Blade Co. The Landshark Magnacut Fixed Blade Knife
Leucadia Blade Co. The Landshark Magnacut Fixed Blade Knife
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The LandShark™
In Collaboration With Pro-Tech Knives
When two performance-driven American knife makers team up, expectations skyrocket. The LandShark™ delivers on every front. Co-created with Pro-Tech Knives, this compact drop-point fixed blade fuses precision American manufacturing with rugged, purpose-driven design—making it perfect for both backcountry survival and daily belt carry.
At its core sits a 3.5" drop point MagnaCut steel blade hardened to 63-64 HRC, utilizing the exact heat-treat protocol developed by Larrin Thomas, the inventor of MagnaCut. The result is a rare combination of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance — performance you normally have to compromise to achieve.
Measuring 8" overall with a .125" spine and weighing just 4 ounces, The LandShark strikes that elusive balance between authority and control. It has enough backbone for serious field work, yet remains agile in the hand when precision matters.
Its contoured, ergonomic handles provide a locked-in grip in wet, cold, and unpredictable conditions, while a deep finger choil adds an extra margin of safety and control — because when you’re miles from the trailhead, confidence in your tools isn’t optional.
This is not a knife built to sit in a drawer. It is built for the outdoorsman who understands the difference between gear that works…and gear you trust.
From tidewater to timberline — meet the LandShark.
Specs
- Blade Length: 3.5"
- Steel: MagnaCut
- Hardness: 63-64 HRC
- Overall Length: 8"
- Spine Thickness: .125"
- Weight: 4 oz. knife only; 6 oz. w/ sheath
- Handle: Highly ergonomic, contoured G10 or Carbon Fiber
- Sheath: Handmade Leather
- Safety Feature: Deep finger choil
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John Marchell This is my first Leucadia Knife. and I'm impressed with the Landshark feels comfortable in the hand and has a very slicey blade. My only complaint is the sheath isn't too bad but, could have been a little better.