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In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel AN-58 is used, tempered to 58-60 HRC.

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: AN-58 Steel
• Blade length: 80 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Modified Drop Point
• Handle: Natural Olive Wood
• Handle length: 105 mm
• Total length: 185 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 80 g
• Origin: Spain

Wes Crawford, the custom knife maker, has been a friend of Cold Steel for years, so they were happy to collaborate with him on the creation of an inexpensive version of one of his pricey custom “flippers”. The result was Cold Steel's new Crawford Model 1.

Strongly resembling Wes’s custom knife, the blade features a wide saber grind and a strong, sharp point with plenty of belly for cutting and slashing. It’s made from Japanese 4034 Stainless and is hollow ground to a thin, razor edge that will cut at the slightest touch. And, because Wes’s “flipper” is integrated into the tang, it can be opened lightning fast!

The handle of the Crawford Model 1 mimics Wes’s original’s profile and silhouette but is made from a strong (yet economical), glass reinforced nylon that includes traction rubber inlays, and a low-profile pocket clip. To keep your fingers safe from potential harm, Cold Steel has equipped the Crawford 1 with their leaf spring lock, and a (patent pending) secondary safety mechanism that, when engaged is extremely resistant to shock and impact.

Specifications:

• Weight: 4.1 oz

• Thickness: 3.3mm

• Blade Length: 3.5"

• Handle: 4 7/8" Long Zy-Ex™

• Steel/Material: 4034SS

• Overall Length: 8 3/8"

• Additional Feature: Stainless Pocket / Belt Clip

Victorinox Hunter XT Grip Pocket Knife

The Hunter pocket knife was specially designed to accompany hunters and serious outdoor enthusiasts. The oval thumbholes on each blade enable one-handed opening of the blades, while the two-component compound on the scales ensure excellent grip. And thanks to the curved shape and rounded tip of the special gutting blade, game can be dressed quickly and easily right there in the field. It sets a new standard in hunting knives.

Since opening his cutler’s workshop in Ibach, Switzerland in 1884, founder Karl Elsener has crafted the Original Swiss Army Knife™, a global symbol of preparedness that has journeyed from everyday pockets to outer space. For over 140 years, Victorinox has continued this legacy, creating precision-made products with care and purpose

Victorinox Lifetime Warranty

Victorinox AG warrants to the end-user purchaser that the Victorinox product will be free from material or manufacturer defects that appear during the course of normal use of the product for the lifetime of the product. Exclusions apply. https://www.victorinox.com/en/Lifetime-warranty/cms/victorinox-lifetime-warranty/

Features for Victorinox Hunter XT Grip Pocket Knife:

• The go-to tool for dressing game on your hunting expeditions
• Swiss made pocket knife with 6 functions and two-component scales for an outstanding grip
• Includes a large and lockable gutting blade

Specifications for Victorinox Hunter XT Grip Pocket Knife:

• 5 tools, including: large blade, seatbelt cutter, wood saw, corkscrew and a key ring
• Lockable blade
• Scale material: Two-component scales
• One hand blade
• Weight: 150 g
• Length: 111mm

A more compact and easy to carry version of the timeless Hudson Bay Camp Axe, the Camp Hatchet is perfectly packable. Coming in at just over a foot in length and under 1.25 pounds, the Camp Hatchet is still a capable chopping tool for light limbing, splitting kindling, and sharpening and hammering tent stakes. At camp or on the trail the Camp Hatchet is a versatile tool with an innovative head design with secure bolt clamp attachment and field expedient handle replacement.

Head: The near inch thick head is made from durable 1055 carbon steel with a thin profile for fast, efficient chopping and a deep bite. The handle runs through the eye in the traditional fashion while the innovative bolt clamp pole delivers a very secure fit and fast replacement with the bolts being easily loosened with a single Allen wrench. The pole can also be used for hammering wood or plastic stakes or wedges for splitting larger pieces than the hatchet can handle.

Handle: Made from genuine straight grain hickory, the handle is relatively straight with a generous shoulder for a comfortable close grip for fine work while being fast in the hand chopping. The knob is angled for optimal leverage and control. Comes with a simple, rubber edge cover.

1055 High Carbon Steel: Simple, relatively low-carbon steel used in large, heavy-duty knives, throwing knives or chopping tools such as axes when toughness is the highest priority.

Specifications:

• Weight: 21.3oz
• Blade Thickness: Varies from edge to poll
• Blade Length: 3-1/4"
• Blade Steel: 1055 Carbon
• Handle Length/Material: 12-1/4" American Hickory
• Overall Length: 12-1/4""
• Additional Features: Removable head with an Allen wrench
• Steel Family: High Carbon Steels
• Style: American

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

The American GI's brought this Mercator knife to America after World War II. There it became famous under the name "Black Cat Knife" and is still cult there today. The designation K55K means "K" for Kaufmann (the original manufacturer), "55" for Hochstrasse 55 (the original company address) and "K" for the symbol cat. The embossing is stamped under the press and after powder coating it is painted by hand as in the past.

Blade steel: carbon steel C75
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C75
Weight: 75 g

(361163)

Feel the power of the Havalon Piranta-Bolt, featuring a thicker, stronger #60A replaceable blade and a larger handle for improved grip. Whether you’re skinning, caping, quartering or doing any kind of field dressing work, the Havalon Piranta-Bolt is the perfect knife for the job.

Features and Specifications:
• 12 additional stainless steel #60A blades, 2-3/4”
• Rugged ABS shock-green handle
• Black rubber grip insert
• Overall length 7-3/8"
• Ambidextrous thumb studs
• Open back for easy cleaning
• Liner-lock construction
• Removable holster clip
• Black nylon holster
• Fits all Piranta style blades
• Colour: Shock green

(361017)

Built like a Bluefin. With a profile that suggests strong forward momentum and a blade shape that looks like a deep-sea carnivore, the CRKT Tuna™ everyday carry folding knife slices through packages and boxes faster than a Bluefin slices through the swell on a taut line.

Lucas Burnley was inspired by his newfound backyard when he sat down to sketch the Tuna™. Freshly settled in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, he designed the deep-belly drop point blade to be extremely versatile while mimicking the look of the powerful Bluefin tuna that roams the Atlantic. It’s met with a super grippy handle with G10 on the front and stainless steel on the back that excels in adverse conditions. The handle is set off with a bronze anodized pivot ring and backspacer. Deployed with a thumb stud, the blade stays securely in place with a frame lock.

Get the power of one of the world’s largest, fastest fish in your pocket.

Specifications:
• Blade Length: 3.22" (81.81 mm)
• Blade Edge: Plain
• Blade Steel: 8Cr14MoV
• Blade Finish: Stonewash
• Blade Thickness: 0.15" (3.68 mm)
• Overall Length: 7.69" (195.28 mm)
• Closed Length: 4.49" (113.92 mm)
• Weight: 3.70 oz. (104.89 g)
• Handle:  Front - G10; back - 2Cr13 SS
• Style: Folding Knife w/Frame Lock

The Trail Boss is light and compact enough to carry all day in your hand or strapped to your pack, yet heavy and tough enough for chores that would make a hatchet or tomahawk scream for mercy.

Featuring a European style head with a 4" blade and a 4 1/2” cutting edge, it takes a big bite with every swing. Plus, it features a very stout straight-grained Hickory handle.

Extensively field-tested by Lynn C. Thompson on a month long hunting trip in the outback of Australia, the Trail Boss was really put to the test. He used it to chop kindling, clear roads and trails, to build blinds and even to chop down a fair sized Gidgee Tree (one of the hardest woods found down under).

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 23"
• Hawk Length: 6 1/2"
• Primary Edge: 4 1/2"
• Steel: Drop Forged 1055 Carbon
• Weight: 2 Lbs 9.5 oz

Victorinox Swibo Filleting Knife with Sheath

Fish and fine dining go hand in hand. So meet your new first-class filleting tool. Recreate that restaurant experience at home with style and precision. The long, lean blade of the Filleting Knife is super agile to navigate bones like a pro. Effortlessly fillet rainbow trout, meaty swordfish or succulent salmon in seconds. Your guests will be suitably impressed.

Since opening his cutler’s workshop in Ibach, Switzerland in 1884, founder Karl Elsener has crafted the Original Swiss Army Knife™, a global symbol of preparedness that has journeyed from everyday pockets to outer space. For over 140 years, Victorinox has continued this legacy, creating precision-made products with care and purpose

Victorinox Lifetime Warranty

Victorinox AG warrants to the end-user purchaser that the Victorinox product will be free from material or manufacturer defects that appear during the course of normal use of the product for the lifetime of the product. Exclusions apply. https://www.victorinox.com/en/Lifetime-warranty/cms/victorinox-lifetime-warranty/

Features for Victorinox Swibo Filleting Knife with Sheath:

• The perfect tool for filleting
• Swiss made filleting knife with straight edge
• With a practical sheath

Specifications for Victorinox Swibo Filleting Knife with Sheath:

• Edge Type: Straight
• Country of Origin: Switzerland
• Length of Blade: 20 mm

Designed after the legendary Walther-pistol P38. The handle scales of the P38 knife are an homage to the original pistol´s handle scales, made out the typical plastics of that era. Even the lateral lanyard hole is kept as a detail from the pistol.

There’s the P99 Knife with its exchangeable grip resembling the exchangeable backstrap of the pistol that lent its name. And the PPQ knives with their Hi-Grip surface finish, a feature of modern polymer pistols. And finally the P38 Knife with its classic, historical look.

The Walther P38 Knife features a spear point blade made of 440C stainless steel and a synthetic grip.

The blade is a satin finish and is made out of 440C. Nicely shaped leather sheath included.

Specifications

• Type: Fixed Knife
• Blade Material: Stainless 440C
• Blade length: 135 mm
• Blade thickness: 5 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point
• Handle: Polymer
• Handle length: 125 mm
• Total length: 260 mm
• Weight: 286 g
• Sheath: Leather
• Origin: China
• Warranty: Limited Lifetime

This Walther Hunting knife set is the ideal hunter's companion. With a rugged sheath made from nylon that contains two knives and a saw, each with a lanyard eyelets and hard rubber grips that ensure a firm grasp even with wet or sweaty hands. The larger knife has a traditional skinner shape blade and a well-designed handle and a grooved thumb rest on the blade, allowing it to be guided accurately and safely. The blade is a rugged 440 stainless steel blade has a gut hook for field dressing. The smaller knife fits just as well in the hand and is of equal quality is for finer work in skinning and dressing. The blades and handles are designed to fit in different positions in the hunter's hand. The set also includes a compact saw that fits snugly in the hand, an essential tool for every hunter.

Specifications:
Large knife - Blade Length: 115mm; Overall length 233mm.
Small Knife - Blade Length: 85mm; Overall length: 190mm.
Bone Saw - Blade Length: 64mm; Overal Length: 146mm.

In Albacete, in the southeast of Spain, the Miguel Nieto brand has crafted quality knives since the 16th century. Nowadays they utilise a combination of modern technologies with traditional craft experiences. The company still draws from family traditions and secrets of the craft which have been passed on from generation to generation.

The Nieto brand is synonymous with tradition and quality with modern design. When producing blades only a high-quality Spanish steel AN-58 is used, tempered to 58-60 HRC.

Specifications 

• Type: Folding Knife
• Blade Material: AN-58 Steel
• Blade length: 80 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Blade shape: Drop Point
• Handle: Olive
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Total length: 190 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Weight: 63 g
• Origin: Spain

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust — the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it.

Specifications:

• Blade steel: Carbon steel C75
• Handle: steel powder-coated red
• Total length: 200 mm
• Blade length: 90 mm
• Handle length: 110 mm
• Blade shape: medium pointed
• Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
• Locking type: Backlock
• Locking mechanism: lockable
• Spring material: Carbon steel C45
• Weight: 75 g

Are you a brute and your untamed chopping power broke your CRKT® Freyr Axe handle? No problem. We have the replacement handle. It's made in the USA and sealed with a lacquer coat that adds durability when you're in the backcountry.

• Tennessee Hickory Handle

The Classic™ Series knives are hand crafted using the finest materials, fittings and workmanship. Natural maple burl wood handles and premium quality 5cr15 stainless steel blades that hold an edge deer after deer. Rugged and durable enough for all skinning and dressing jobs, as well as everyday use.

5cr15 alloy was selected for the blades, due to its specific chemical make up, with a similar hardness to 440a but with less chromium and carbon. Unlike other common stainless steels, 5cr15 alloy has a percentage of vanadium added to increase tensile strength and impact strength. Our knives are easily sharpened in the field. These characteristics have been selected for hunter's demands worldwide, and the designs have proven successful in New Zealand. All Classic™ Series knives also come with a lifetime warranty.

The Classic™ Series folding knives handles are constructed from a screwed design with a positive locking mechanism. The blades feature a hollow ground with a fine edge and brushed finish. Thumb stud for easy opening. They come complete with a durable full grain leather sheath.

FOLDING DROP POINT
Blade length: 95mm
Total length: 220mm
Weight: 185g

he Havalon Piranta-Stag features a new handle design that resembles the curves and contours of the terrain you hunt. Maintain a solid, firm grip with added comfort while out in the field. Wet, dry or dirty, the Stag is sure to deliver clean, precise cuts for all your skinning and field dressing needs.

Features and Specifications:

• 6 additional stainless steel #60A blades, 2-3/4"
• Rugged blaze orange military grade polymer handle
• Overall length 7-3/8"
• Ambidextrous thumb studs
• Open back for easy cleaning
• Liner-lock construction
•  Removable holster clip
• Nylon holster included
• Fits all styles of Piranta Blades
• Colour: Black

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust. The original Mercator knife has been popular for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. This model has an added stainless steel clip. Whether on belt, trouser pockets or backpack, thanks to the clip you quickly have our Mercator knife on your fingertips.

Blade steel: carbon steel C75
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C45
Accessories: Clip
Weight: 75 g

(361164)

This superb tomahawk features a factory-honed cutting edge. It has two sticking points on its cutting edge for throwing and throws extremely well. The Riflemans Hawk has a traditional American hammer-head style butt for hammering stakes.

Rifleman's Hawk

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 48.3cm (19")
• Hawk Length: 20.6cm (8 1/8")
• Weight: 907g (32oz) (approx.)
• Primary Edge: 8.9cm (3 1/2")
• American Hickory Handle

The influence of the Viking’s famous weaponry far out-lasted the reign of the Vikings themselves. Their axes in particular, have influenced many designs that can be seen to this very day. Our Norse Hawk has a curved cutting edge to facilitate deep, slashing cuts and terminates in two sharp points. The top point was used to execute direct chops or, with a thrusting motion. The Norse Hawk remains one of our most popular Tomahawks. Both with renactors and with sport throwers, who admire its balance, effectiveness and effortless sticking power!

Specifications

• WEIGHT: 25.3 oz.
• THICKNESS: No
• HEAD: No
• HAMMER FACE: No
• PRIMARY EDGE: 4”
• HAWK LENGTH: 5 1/2”
• HEIGHT: No
• BLADE LENGTH: No
• HANDLE: American Hickory
• STEEL/MATERIAL: Drop Forged 1055 Carbon
• OVERALL: 22"
• ADDITIONAL FEATURE: Separate Cor-Ex™ Sheath Available (#SC90N)

The Havalon Piranta-Z features the same handle as the popular Havalon Piranta-Edge, but in a sleek all black design. The Piranta-Z is perfect knife for everyday use and in the field.

Features:

• 12 additional stainless steel 60A™ blades, 2-3/4"
• Super-strong military grade polymer handle
• Overall length 7-1/4"
• Ambidextrous thumb studs
• Open back for easy cleaning
• Liner-lock construction
• Removable holster clip
• Nylon holster included
• Fits all Piranta blades

For more than 100 years the Mercator knife has been produced in Solingen almost unchanged. This Solingen original was first produced in the knife and blade forge "Mercator" Indiawerk Heinrich Kaufmann & Söhne. Even though it was not designed as an army knife, the army of Kaiser Wilhelm quickly learned to appreciate the qualities of the Mercator. The name "Kaiser Wilhelm Messer" originates from this time. As it is almost indestructible, the Mercator knife was passed on from generation to generation in the past. This is also how it made the leap into the present day.

Since 1995 this robust pocket knife has been produced by OTTER-Messer in Solingen. Its shape has remained the same until today, as well as its qualities with which it distinguishes itself in everyday life: reliability, robustness and handiness. In addition to the traditional shapes of the Mercator knife, you will also find some new models which stand out in colour but still retain their classic silhouette.

Simple, functional and robust — the Mercator knife has offered these benefits for over 100 years. Even though it wasn't designed to be an army knife, it quickly gained acceptance in Emperor William's army. This was also the time that created the name "Emperor William Knife". Today, it is used worldwide and distinguishes itself with its narrow, rugged design in everyday life. It is lockable, which facilitates safety in working with it.

Blade steel: Stainless steel 1.4034
Handle: steel powder-coated black
Total length: 200 mm
Blade length: 90 mm
Handle length: 110 mm
Blade shape: medium pointed
Blade thickness: 3,0 mm
Locking type: Backlock
Locking mechanism: lockable
Spring material: Carbon steel C45
Weight: 75 g