Knives & Tools

This is very similar to the 106 and 120 carving tools but with a different handle. The fine tapered blade enables you to work extremely delicately and precisely for all carving. The ergonomic wooden handle is comfortable to hold and gives you considerable control over the blade.

A very sturdy non-locking folding knife from Casström developed together with renowned Swedish wilderness and survival expert Lars Fält. It is a UK Legal non-locking knife.

One of our Bushcraft Instructors had had one of these for years and reminds everyone just how much abuse his knife has taken, but it is still razor sharp and gets used for all large and small jobs around camp.

They say the best things come in small packages and this certainly proves the rule. As soon as we heard about this knife in the design phase we were excited. The Lars Fält Lock Back is a folding knife by Casström, and is a robust, pocket companion to the Lars Fält Bushcraft knife. The design and specification was developed in collaboration with Lars Fält, the renowned Swedish survival expert.

Mora craft knives are well known and greatly appreciated for their sharpness and precision.

Mora craft knives are well known and greatly appreciated for their sharpness and precision.

In 1890 Joseph Opinel designed his first pocket knife in Savoie (French Alps); he created a tool that was as robust and functional as it was simple and beautiful. Today, that same pocket knife is an iconic design object:- instantly recognizable, imminently useful, and beloved by generations. Designed to stand the test of time, Opinel knives and tools are made with Opinel’s original dedication to craftsmanship and quality.

This is one of Casstrom’s classic bushcraft knives with an oak handle. It has a full tang blade approximately 10 cm long and 4mm thick. It is O2 high carbon steel (Bohler K720) which has been treated to achieve a hardness of 58-60 HRC. It is sharpened to a Scandinavian grind and has a satin finish.

This knife is built as a multipurpose knife for hunting, bushcraft and general use in the great outdoors. The blade is about 10cm long and made from approx. 4mm thick O2 high carbon tool steel (Böhler K720 ) heat treated to achieve a hardness of 58-60 HRC. The knife is sharpened with a Scandinavian grind . The blade has a satin finish. This steel in combination with a Scandinavian grind makes these knives very tough and resilient - ideal for heavy chores. It also allows the knife to be controll...

This is a Professional bowsaw with an ergonomic handle and knuckle protection to provide a safe and efficient usage. The handle made from PP and rubber provides a very good grip in all different conditions (dry or wet). The metal frame is made in high quality steel with a robust paint to protect from rust. The saw is developed for high durability in order to be used both in the nature and on construction sites. The sawblade is made from high quality steel, C75. The saw is supplied with a multipu...

This is one of the most popular knives for use in bushcraft training with children. There is no sharp point but it is a robust and high quality knife. The stainless steel blade is a great asset as tarnishing is not such a worry as it is with Carbon steel. It has a polypropylene handle, plastic sheath with an overall length of approximately 20 cm (blade 8.5cm and handle 11.5 cm)

This is a highly recommended sturdy Bushcraft knife from Casstrom of Sweden, developed together with renowned wilderness and survival expert Lars Falt. Everything about this knife endears you to it. The blade is made from 2.9mm very strong Uddeholm Sleipner tool steel with a high carbon content. The steel quality coupled with the Scandinavian grind making it easy to handle and sharpen in the outdoors. The knife is a full tang construction with an ergonomic curly birch handle that is good for b...