Nigel

Kōwhai, tōtara, antler, and brass are locked around a slice of Old Rakaia Bridge ironbark from 1882 — timber that’s already stood up to storms, weight, and time. This small hunter doesn’t pretend to be big; it just works like one. Quick in the hand, steady on the cut, and built for tight jobs in the bush or on the block. The 1060 carbon steel blade hits hard, slices clean, and keeps its edge through hide, seam, and stubborn muscle. Small in stature, big in ability — a knife that proves size isn’t everything. Comes in a leather sheath