Preview: White River Knife & Tool Ursus 45

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posted on October 11, 2025
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White River Knife & Tool Ursus 45

With an overall length of 9.5" and a 4.5" cutting edge, the White River Knife & Tool Ursus 45 offers plenty of hand-filling area that is made all the more comfortable by way of well-shaped, replaceable burlap Micarta scales.

The 0.16"-thick blade of CPM Magnacut steel is heat-treated to a hardness of RC 62-64, which, along with a high, flat grind, results in a tough, capable design adept at handling a variety of camp chores.

The full-profile tang extends past the scales at the rear and features a lanyard hole. The knife weighs 8.3 ozs. and comes with a pancake-style Kydex sheath with dangler attachment and clip-mounted ferro rod. Scale color options are black and natural.

MSRP is $270. For more information, visit whiteriverknives.com.

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