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 When it comes to combination sets, Knives of Alaska has set the standard for the last decade! Simply put, our combo sets give you more cutlery and knife design for the money with minimum weight gain. We now offer the new Alpha Wolf drop-point hunter paired up with either our famous Muskrat or Cub Bear knives. Both sets come complete with our double-sided Diamond sharpening steel. The sheaths are both designed to be carried at a comfortable 45-degree angle on your belt. |
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 Knife manufacturers generally try to build a modicum of safety into the knives they create. A folding knife’s sharp edge should fold into its handle for example, or a fixed blade will come with some kind of sheath to house it. Cold Steel obviously takes this task more seriously than most of our competitors. |
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 Designed as a deep penetration "final dispatch/bleeding knife" for wild boar and other big game. Straight spined, with ultra sharp point. Finger grooves on spine give positive location point for safety. |
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 The Boar Hunter comes with an extra wide Celtic style blade, a long sloping point and a superbly hollow ground edge. It supplies the decisive piercing power you’ll need to drop the biggest, meanest boar. Your hand won’t slip up on the blade either, because the handle (borrowed from our OSS) has an integral double guard and sub-hilt! |
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 Sometimes nothing will take the place of a good compact saw in the outdoors. We have looked at wood and bone saws for years and after much field testing, have designed two very efficient and stable full-tang saws for the outdoorsman. |
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 The Alaska Brown Bear Skinner/Cleaver was the first knife developed by professional Alaskan outfitter and bush pilot, Charles Allen. Designed with the serious big game hunter in mind, the Brown Bear has been tested on some of the largest game animals in the world, such as Alaskan Moose and Brown Bear. |
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 The Bush Camp Knife is a large 10-1/2" long, full-tang, .14" thick knife with a 6" drop-point blade. The handle is our black rubberized Suregrip. The knife is designed for rugged bush camp field-dressing and cook shack duties. The blade steel is D2 with a Rockwell hardness of 58-59 and has the hunter's non-glare matte finish. |
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 The Bush Camp Combo teams the Bush Camp Knife with the Cub Bear Caping Knife. This duo can fill your cutlery needs for both heavy duty and fine detail camp and field-dressing chores. |
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 The Coho Fillet Knife, at 13" overall, is 3" longer than its smaller cousin, the Steelheader Fillet Knife. Designed for larger-sized fish, the Coho sports a full 8-1/2" cutting edge. Hollow ground and razor sharp, your fish will fillet beautifully with this knife. The premium grade AUS-8A stainless steel blade has a Rockwell hardness of 57-59 and holds a very sharp edge. |
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 The Cub Bear Caping Knife is lightweight and designed for fine detail work. Field-tested alongside the Skinner/Cleavers in the Alaskan bush, the Cub Bear's overall length is 6-1/2" with a cutting edge of 2-3/4". This blade is ideal for the fine caping work around a trophy's eyes, ears, and nose. The deep choils in front of the handle for thumb and index finger provide excellent control for close work. |
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 It doesn’t matter how hard you cut, chop, hack, hammer or thrust with the Double Agent®. Its twin rings will always prevent your hand from sliding forward on the razor sharp edge and will likewise resist the effects of centrifugal force or the efforts of an adversary to wrest the Double Agent® from your grasp. |
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 This drop-point style blade is an American classic that has been used for decades for field dressing and skinning big game. The long skinning radius is very useful for long slicing cuts. Comes with an American made, vegetable tanned, oiled split grained cowhide sheath. |
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