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Designed and developed by Ron Hood of Hoods Woods, this incredible survival knife brings a number of quality elements together to create a nearly perfect blade. From the jungles of Africa to the most desolate frontier of Alaska, this knife has proven itself time and again. Its success is due to the unique design that…
Features: Standard blade with black finish Textured micarta scales for comfortable use Kydex sheath included Description: The TOPS Knives Scalpel is a top-quality fixed blade knife that is perfect for hikers and campers. At 7.00″ long, the Scalpel is also a solid EDC option that won’t get in your way. It features a durable 1095…
The Scandi Trekker is built for those who want something smaller than the popular Brothers of Bushcraft, but bigger than TOPS Knives’ Mini Scandi 2.5. It boasts a tumbled 1095 steel modified scandi grind blade and green canvas Micarta handle scales for prolonged, every day use. You’ll find that the scandi grind gives you excellent…
TOPS Scandi Woodsman is a smaller, lighter weight fixed blade with excellent ergonomics for a wide range of hand sizes. The deep index groove creates an extra degree of safety by helping to prevent a nasty slip. Its tumbled 1095 steel blade has a higher tip and a long bellied edge, which lends itself to…
The Screaming Eagle from TOPS Knives has been crafted from a 1/4″ thick 5160 steel. It has a black traction coated Hunter’s point blade with a plain lower and upper edge for a wide range of tasks. The black linen Micarta scales sit atop a full-tang handle that is well-shaped and contoured for a comfortable…
The Screaming Eagle from TOPS Knives has been crafted from a 1/4″ thick 5160 steel. It has a black traction coated tanto point blade with a plain lower and upper edge for a wide range of tasks. The black linen Micarta scales sit atop a full-tang handle that is well-shaped and contoured for a comfortable…
The Screaming Eagle from TOPS Knives has been crafted from a 1/4″ thick 5160 steel. It has a black traction coated tanto point blade with a plain lower and upper edge for a wide range of tasks. The handle is OD green paracord wrapped and features a pry-bar splitter at the base. Includes a heavy…
With its broad, 1/4 inch thick spear point blade, Sgt. Scorpion is bred for battle. The edges of the full-tang handle are rounded to accommodate comfort and the satin ground blade swedge adds a little pop to this winning fixed blade. Includes a Kydex sheath with steel spring clip.
This Knife Blade: Clip point blade with a gray finish made from 1095 steel. Handle: Tan micarta handle that’s light, strong, and attractive. Carry: Kydex sheath to house the blade. Shadow Hunter The TOPS Knives Shadow Hunter is the fixed blade knife that becomes an extension of your will in the wild. Tailored for the trails, its…
This finely-designed knife, the ‘Shadow Rider,’ is a rugged but lightweight knife with a low profile and outline. The blade is contoured for a variety of outdoor uses as well as for concealed carry (if needed). It makes an ideal ‘lite-carry’ for backpackers, hunters, bikers, off-roaders, and a variety of weekend explorers. The handle configuration…
Features: “Rough Terrain” finished Wharncliffe blade made from 154CM steel. Layered green and tan micarta scales with texturing for grip. Oversized lanyard loop and OD green kydex sheath. Description: The winner of the TOPS Employee Design Contest and soon-to-be your favorite fixed blade, the Sheep Creek is the perfect go-to knife for those whose everyday…
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