"Tiger Hunter" - a handmade tourist knife for those who walk through the thickets confidently, without noise and without fear
A real journey is not just a route, it is a path through wild paths, fogs and trials. And everyone who chooses such a path knows: the main thing is to have a reliable tool nearby. "Tiger Hunter" - a handmade tourist knife, created for determined people who are not afraid of a single branch, a storm or a night in the forest.
Do you want to buy a handmade tourist knife that not only looks strong, but also works in any conditions? "Tiger Hunter" - your silent partner in adventures.
Blade — strong, precise, ready for anything
The blade is made of X12MF steel, hardened to combat performance. Its geometry allows you to cut rope, split branches or cook food on a campfire equally well.
• Hardness 59 HRC — maintains cutting ability even after many kilometers of adventures
• Sharpening angle 40° — universal for cutting, dissection, preparation and household tasks
• Butt thickness 4.7 mm — withstands shock loads, works as a wedge in field conditions
This is a knife that you can trust for a night in the bush, a week in the mountains or a month in the field.
Handle — reliability in the palm of your hand
Handcrafted from micarta, the Tiger Hunter handle provides a confident grip, control over the knife and comfort even in difficult conditions.
✔ Does not slip, even if the hand is wet, dirty or in a glove
✔ Withstands moisture, temperature changes and mechanical loads
✔ Anatomical shape reduces fatigue even after prolonged use
Complete set — maximum readiness
• Black scabbard — discreet design and tough protection on the go
• Blade engraving — individuality, symbolism, name or memorable phrase
• Scabbard engraving — for style or functional marking
• Tek-Lok attachment (black) — compatible with backpacks, belts, MOLLE systems
• Ruby musat — a portable solution for maintaining perfect sharpness on the go
"Tiger Hunter" is a handmade tourist knife that leaves no traces, but leaves a result.
For those who are not afraid to go where the trails end.
