Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is this an exact clone of the Becker BK2?
Document: Excellent value. Prompt delivery from supplier. Half the price of the Becker BK2. The blade is 1070 carbon steel which should be adequate. Have not yet tested this in the filed or under survival conditions.
This knife is great deal. As others have stated it is much like the Becker BK2. The handle is LARGE. Having big hands, it fits well and feels great. Definitely recommend this knife.
I weighed it out as 9.6 ounces for the knife and 3 ounces for the sheath. The weight of the knife balances right at where your first finger rests.I would take this over a Becker BK2 any day.
My title line says all you need to know about this knife. The Condor Rodan is, indeed, a poor man's Becker BK2, and that aint bad folks. For around $30-35, you can get the Condor Rodan, a/k/a the poor man's BK2 if you want one.
Actually although I have not got to use this much yet (and I will update when I do if there is reason to), I was pleasantly surprised at the item out of the box. I have many of the common &#34;bushcraft/survival&#34; type knives... Becker BK2, Gerber LMF2 etc.
The blade is thick, but NOT as thick as the Becker BK2. I believe this is 1075 crovan steel which is not quite as good as the BK2 1095 steel, but that's why I call it the poor man's Becker BK2 because while it is inferior in terms of the steel and the handle, the knife is built very similar to and functions almost exactly like the BK2.
I was looking for a solid, rugged, hard use field/hiking/camping knife. Originally I was drawn to the Ka-Bar Becker BK2. Being familiar with Becker and his designs I thought it was a no-brainer. My only concern was the full quarter inch thick blade. That's a lot of blade!Oh, and I'm cheap.
Reshape and paracord it or whatever you wish. Run it over, throw it at a tree, or just use it as a hatchet. Seems legit. Okay, and I wanna say if you trying to choose between this and the Becker BK2, buy this knife. I know some people are gonna be angry with that statement. But I've seen both up close and this is more knife. I'd trust it, and I think the Becker's sheath is a joke.
Good steel, great handle, perfect sheath, excellent price. If you are considering the Becker BK2, or any other knife in this class, don't consider them any more. The Rodan is the perfect outdoor/survival type knife. The blade is thick enough but not too thick, as well as long enough but not too long. The grip that can be achieved with this knife is downright amazing. The customer service that Condor has is excellent as well.
This knife will take care of you.The only things that I can think that the Becker BK2 could do that this knife can't would be hammering chores and prying tasks which the Becker BK2 is clearly better because it is a slightly thicker blade and heavier knife. I would prefer the BK2 to the Rodan in terms of chopping because I like the BK2 handle better for chopping, but the Rodan can do that for you as well.
Answer: yes