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Seax

Finish: Stonewash

The Viking Seax is a rugged, time-tested utility knife built for hunters, fishermen, and tradesmen. A folding version of the iconic Seax design, it combines historical craftsmanship with modern functionality.

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David C. (United States)
Stonewash
Seax

Love the blade profile on this... and the fit in hand!@

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Dennis P. (United States)
Stonewash
Awesome

Love it like all my Emerson’s

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nathon j. (United States)
Stonewash
Wicked

Still my favorite blade design jest waiting on the fixed version to comeback to complete the set

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Levi

This thing is awesome!

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Earl W.
Stonewash
Ancient knife

I love that it being an Emerson Knife means it's tough and the historical value makes it quite a conversation piece. Open it was will be in awe.with the wave and everyone

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Sean B. (United States)
Stonewash
Seax

This is a great blade. My first Emerson and now my new EDC.

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Danny D. (United States)
Stonewash
The Seax

Great piece of steel. Sharp, sturdy and just looks purdy in my hand. Joking aside, this is to replace a dumba** thing I did with my previous one from Emerson. So, buying it a second time to replace the first should say a lot. I like the look, how it feels in my hand and if I ever did need it for more than cutting wood/string/rope, I know it could handle the job as a self defense choice.

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Mark M. (United States)
Stonewash
Very Cool Knife

Cool knife; a real pig sticker; great Emerson quality. Due to the design, it isn’t tip heavy, which makes it slightly difficult to deploy with a simple flick of the wrist, but the thumb button and Emerson Wave work just fine. It’s my new left-handed EDC.

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Jim N.
Stonewash
Investing in yet another winner!!

I started with Emerson in 2000 with the CQ-7, carried it faithfully, and was used for literally everything. While deployed in '03, some issues occurred and they went well out of their way to repair, sharpen, and return it in minimal time. As we get older, we theoretically get wiser and so I've chosen to "invest in myself" every year in purchasing an Emerson knife for my birthday and will continue to choose the finest blades on the planet. My latest investment was the Seax. The fit in my pocket and hand is second to none as well as the overall finish and surgical sharpness. I will continue to "invest in myself" yearly in purchasing the bestest blades on the planet. Thank you all at Emerson!

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Troy R. (United States)
Stonewash
Outstanding Craftsmanship

This is my second Seax folder. I thought I was purchasing the smaller version, but apparently it has been discontinued. I ordered this second Seax as a back-up and compared to my EDC Seax, it is a beast. I could not be happier with these knives for their strength, beauty, and utilitarian applications. Thank you.

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What's t.t. (United States)
Stonewash
Primo

The SEAX knife is absolutely primo. I couldn’t be happier. Love this knife. The blade shape is just what I was looking for. It is perfect for fishing. You can perform all types of tasks from cleaning fish, cutting up bait to opening mail. It makes the perfect letter opener. It is so sharp. Absolutely love this knife. Thanks Emerson for another great product.

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L.K. (United States)
Stonewash
Outstanding large folder

My 10th Emerson (I think:)
Pros: hair-popping sharp blade, usual amazing Emerson quality, rock solid (early) lockup, comfortable and ergonomic handle
Cons: wish they would offer more handle options than the pocket-ripping G-10

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Keith B. (United States)
Stonewash
Seax

Absolutely love this knife. Mini seax was one of my first Emerson’s. Always felt a little small. This is a great size. Hoping for a super sometime.

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Connor C. (United States)
Stonewash
Emerson in seax form is a go!

What’s not to love? It’s an Emerson Seax baby!! Excellent build quality and a very dependable knife made in the USA!

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Eric G. (United States)
Stonewash
Emerson Seax

For the longest, I’ve always wanted a knife from Emerson. I was really fascinated by the blade designs, they all look absolutely stunning. I hope one day; I get to own the Persian (folding or fixed version), Pancho Villa, Tactical Kwaiken, El Bandito, Gentleman Jim and the Commander. When I received an email that the Seax was in stock, I immediately looked into it and purchased one. This blade, is astonishing. As soon as I witnessed the knife for myself, I knew it wasn’t your ordinary knife. You can definitely tell, that Emerson pays attention to detail. At first glance, the handle looked large, but once you grasp it, it feels fantastic in the hand. Not sure if it’s G-10, but the handle material feels like stippling you would find on a firearm. It’s a nice touch, I love the way it feels when I hold it. The deployment, took me some time to figure out, I’m used to a flipper tab, thumb studs or finger holes like on the Spyderco knives. The thumb disc, is very unique and cool deployment style, it feels great. Pretty simple, straight forward, almost mimicking the thumb studs. Now my favorite part, the blade design, magnificent. It is well crafted, I really admire the Viking Seax, really pays homage to the Seax that was used in the Viking Era. The blade is wicked sharp, can’t wait to do some cutting with it. I do wish it wasn’t so expensive, but you do get what you pay for. I will 100% purchase more Emerson knives and being my Emerson collection, looking forward to it

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Nathon j.

The mini seax has become my #1 work knife

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murr42

Nice small knife, the point is a little delicate, but that’s what I wanted. I have a super comander and super cqc7 that I love, so this is my fine cutting knife.

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C. Y.

My Seax arrived today and immediately upon putting it in my hand, it just exuded superb craftsmanship. The contours of the handle fit my hand perfectly whether holding it regularly, or in the "ice pick" reverse grip, and the G10 scales gave me a positive purchase on the handle . The blade itself came scalpel sharp, and the needle-like tip pierces with ease. The grind on the blade is absolutely gorgeous in the stonewash version! This knife has replaced my Spyderco Yojimbo 2 as my EDC knife. Wharncliffe blades like the Seax are awesome for light everyday cutting tasks, but absolutely devastating self-defense blades should that unfortunate need arise. This knife isn't cheap, but then again, for an exceptionally high quality tool you could trust your life to, buy once, cry once.

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Daniel C.

This is my first Emerson. I watched many YouTube reviews and there were some complaints about fit and finish issues. I decided to try it anyways. This one has a flawless fit, finish, and sharpness level. The wave opener is nicely radiused to reduce wear on your pocket corner, unlike Spyderco's wave opener which has 90 degree corners which I had to sand down with wet/dry sandpaper to reduce it's harshness. The reason I bought this was to replace my EDC Benchmade Adamas, primarily for the emergency speed-opening feature. The ONLY thing that would make this knife better is a 90 degree spine. Emerson is reportedly building these for primitive or rough use conditions. It'd be nice to have a 90 degree spine for occasional bushcraft use instead of the current convex spine.

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Adam F.

I got one when they were first released. While I no longer have it, it remains the knife that changed my mind about EKI (now a big fan). I've said for a long time that a wharncliffe with a good point and a little belly is probably the most useful blade profile there is, and the EKI Seax has these features in spades. Happy to see this model back in the line-up.

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Mark C.

Outstanding knife! I own the full size and wanted something with the same blade and this fit the bill. My favorite Emerson so far and this is my 11th one. Keep the the great work I just ordered the sheep dog.

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Mark

The seax is a true beast! Fit and finish are second to none.Had a little lock stick but nothing a little lead from a pencil didnt cure. Hard to pick this or my Tiger as my favorite. i have 8 emmersons with two more getting shipped and havent been dissapointed yet. Keep up the good work1

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Jon D.

I’m fortunate to have quite a few Emersons. The Seax hadn’t really been on my radar because wharncliffe blades had never seemed practical to me. Then I started seeing some had chosen it for hard use, so it was time to give it a shot. Practical is in the eye of the user, and now I know it just plain works, and works well. It also seriously speaks for itself when presented. I dig it.

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Dylan

This knife is everything I expected from an Emerson knife and then some. It's shave sharp and the tip of the blade pierces into everything I've tried on it so far (mostly packaging, some rope) with almost no resistance. It's an intimidating looking blade too, and feeling just how direct the point of the Seax knife is as well as the straight edge made me think of how terrifying it must have been to see a hoard of Seax wielding Vikings coming ashore, and on the other end, just how confident and rest-assured a Seax wielding Viking was when carrying the Seax. This is definitely a SHTF / bug-out bag knife, but ergo enough for EDC. I simply love it.

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earlybird0513

This is my first Emerson knife and definitely not my last! Feels great in my hands, textured handle so it never slips. The blade is beautiful! Also the shipping was quick and informative. Great doing business with you all.

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Dylan B.

I bought this knife after I bought the commander ,and it is just as good or better. The small tip is sturdy and great for detail work and the blade it self is good for anything, I would recommend this knife to anyone.

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Marty R.

This is an underrated knife for sure! I've used this knife for awhile now and have been pleasantly surprised. It's very agile and quick in the hand. I did a Paracord wrap on the handle and certainly prefer it.

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Jonathan

Perfect Emerson for my EDC needs. Richlite is a perfect pairing to make Emerson the only knife I carry. The grippy G10 for hunting or fishing, Richlite for everything else. Anyway Ricite scales could be offered for other models???

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Alan V.

My new daily carry. Simple and straight forward holds up to anything you throw at it.!!

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Wiley

To echo the other gentlemen. I'm hoping to get this for Father's Day. When will this be available?

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