The Frontiersman Knife Set draws its inspiration from an era when a dependable knife wasn't just another piece of gear, it was essential to survival. Both blades in this collection are named after a man whose life was shaped by the American frontier, and whose legacy embodies grit, self-reliance, and a life lived in the wilderness.
H. Glass
The H. Glass Skinning Knife is named after Hugh Glass, one of the most legendary mountain men in American history. Best known for surviving a brutal grizzly bear attack after being left for dead, Glass crawled hundreds of miles across untamed wilderness with little more than sheer will. His story has become a symbol of perseverance and toughness, a refusal to quit when the odds are stacked against you.
Like the man it's named for, the H. Glass is built for the demanding work that comes after the shot: a dependable skinning knife designed to perform when the real work begins.
K. Carson
The K. Carson Caping Knife is named after Kit Carson, one of the most recognized frontiersmen of the American West. A trapper, hunter, scout, and wilderness guide, Carson spent decades exploring country few Americans had ever seen. His deep understanding of the backcountry, and his ability to thrive in unforgiving landscapes, made him one of the defining outdoorsmen of his generation.
Designed for precision work, the K. Carson reflects the skill and patience required of those who lived by their knowledge of the wilderness. Its fine point and controlled edge are built for the detailed work that preserves the memory of a hard-earned hunt.
Built for Today's Frontiersman
The frontier may look different today, but the values that defined it haven't changed: hard work, self-reliance, respect for the outdoors, and confidence in your equipment.
The Frontiersman Knife Set was built to honor that legacy, tools designed to serve today's hunters just as faithfully as a good blade served those who came before them.
