This sharpener saved my quite dull knife, although I thought that with such a reputation the knife would be sharper. Certainly, the size and ease of use are the biggest advantages.
Lansky Blade Medic Sharpener
Employing the liner boosts the thermal efficiency of the main sleeping bag by 6 deg. C. Featuring an integrated hood with a drawstring, the product ensures enhanced thermal comfort. Snap-secured arm openings are incorporated into the design, facilitating unrestricted movement during rest.
Diamond rod and ceramic stone
Diamond rod with a 600 grit and an approximate length of 6 cm enables sharpening of straight-edge knives, serrated blades, as well as concave edges such as recurve or kukri styles. Ceramic stone with a 1000 grit is specifically designed for serrated blades and can also be used as a traditional stone for regular maintenance of smooth blades.
Main features
- Constructed using Thermolite Pro fabric
- Features an integrated hood
- Supplied with a transport cover
- Utilizes HeiQ Fresh odor control technology
- Equipped with arm holes for opening
- Boosts sleeping bag thermal retention by 6 deg. C when deployed
| Sharpener type | Pocket sharpener |
|---|---|
| Abrasive material gradation | 600/1000 |
| Number of sharpening slots | 2 |
| Number of sharpening rods | 1 |
| Abrasive material | ceramic + tungsten carbide + diamond |
| Weight | 95 g |
| EAN | 080999097601 |
| Manufacturer code | PS-MED01 |
| Brand | Lansky |
| EAN |
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Review summary
Number of reviews: 626
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It is not cheap, but it can save you in the field. You have to be careful with soft blades when using the tungsten carbide slot, as just a few strokes can "eat" a lot of material. Because of its size, you have to be especially careful when using the ceramic stone. But overall, both the ceramic and diamond elements work well. I try to avoid the carbide 8_).
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The sharpener efficiently and quickly sharpens both standard kitchen knives and tactical Glock knives, and it also works well for sharpening a Fiskars axe. The diamond file handles serrated blades well and can serve as an awl. Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase—I previously had a Fiskars sharpener, but this one is more effective.
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It sharpens very well, all the tools are like new; why buy new ones when you can sharpen the old ones and keep using them. Worth every penny. I highly recommend it.
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The Lansky Blade Medic sharpener is a compact and very practical tool for quick knife sharpening. Its greatest advantage is its versatility—it has several sharpening systems, including tungsten carbide for quick sharpening, ceramic rods for smoothing, and a diamond plate. Thanks to its small size, it's easy to take it outdoors, for example on a camping trip. It won't replace professional stones, but for everyday use, it works very well. It's a solid choice for those looking for a simple and effective sharpener.
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I have used it both at home and outdoors, and it really can save you in a difficult situation. Sharpening is quick and easy, even without much experience you can improve the sharpness of the knife in a few minutes. It's good that it has different surfaces for sharpening at various stages – this allows you to adjust everything to the condition of the blade. It is compact and lightweight, so it easily fits in a pocket or backpack. As an emergency tool, it works really well. The only downside is that it won't replace a professional sharpening system, but it's excellent for quick fixes.
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Very good sharpener, but due to the amount of material it takes off the knife blade, it's more of a typical “rescue” tool for outings—it fits in your pocket or if you quickly need to revive a very dull knife. And it really can sharpen well; just a few strokes are enough to bring worn-out equipment back to life.
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Purchased in-store. Well made, useful hole for a lanyard. Optimal size. Works well for quickly honing the edge of a not-too-damaged blade. For a worn-out or damaged blade, I recommend a larger, stationary tool like sharpening stones. As an emergency aid, it works very well. Doesn't take up much space. I use mine at work outside the home when something suddenly goes wrong with my knife, or as a form of quick relaxation. Works well, doesn't cause frustration.
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I'm not a fan of "pull-through" sharpeners because they wear down the blade a lot. However, I don't have room in my backpack/pockets or much desire to mess around with sharpening stones in the field, so as an emergency "medic" for blades, this product is worth recommending. Its small size, weight, and various sharpening options make it worth having on hand.
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The sharpener is worth its price, it really sharpens blades very well, it's small and doesn't take up much space, it's easier to sharpen when you rest it against something. I recommend it.
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The price to quality ratio is very good. It only takes 5–10 strokes with the knife (depending on the state of the blade) to cut through a sheet of paper. Small, compact, and handy. You can fit it literally anywhere. I recommend it.
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I use the Lansky Blade Medic sharpener and I'm satisfied with it. It's compact and convenient, works great in the field for sharpening smooth, serrated knives and hooks. Solid and durable, it performs well in daily use.
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Great sharpener that can handle various types of knives. Compact, so you can always have it with you. It even revived older blades in my collection.
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Pleasant, small sharpener, works well for quickly resharpening a knife in the field. Its weight and size are among its greatest strengths, and it's very easy to use.
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Lansky Blade Medic is a compact, solid 4-in-1 sharpener. Easily and quickly restores knife sharpness both outdoors and at home. Simple to use, handy, ideal as an emergency sharpening tool.
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