That extra length is used entirely to give the knife a longer grip, providing a better, more secure hold. When actually using these knives, a big benefit of the Guardian 3.5, however, is that it is ½-inch longer-7.25 inches overall, compared to 6.75 inches for the Guardian 3. That’s the same as the Guardian 3, although that model is configured a bit differently. The Guardian 3.5, as the name suggests, has a blade that’s listed at 3.5 inches, with a 3-inch cutting edge. That’s where the Guardian 3.5 enters the picture. While I still see that knife as a very good choice, longer experience with it convinced me that, at times, a better one-knife option for me would be something with a bit longer handle. That knife is sized right to conceal easily yet has enough blade to give it the capability to handle most tasks.
Upon seeing that knife, a fixed blade with horizontal sheath intended for everyday carry, I instantly proclaimed it to be among my new-found favorites. A while back, I reviewed the smaller Bradford Guardian 3 for our sister publication, EDC – Everyday Carry Essentials. That’s the case when I had a chance to use the Guardian 3.5 from Bradford USA. T hey say, “Seeing is believing,” but I’ve always found that experience is more convincing. Articles Features Knives Reviews 0 Comments 0 ON THE TRAIL OR FOR EDC, COUNT ON THE BRADFORD USA GUARDIAN 3.5
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