 It started when we told Alaskan knifemaker and hunting and fishing guide Russ Kommer that we wanted a series of premium classic hunters with stacked leather handles. He came back with these functional (and graceful) designs. They are knives that you will use for skinning, caping and field chores, then clean and display proudly - for decades to come. |
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 Jim Hammond's Cruiser series of customs seemed like an ideal starting point in the development of a high quality affordable lockback work folder. As the first custom knifemaker and Knifemakers' Guild member to work with CRKT, he understood the translation necessary to arrive at the production Cascade Lockback. |
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 Jim Hammond is highly regarded in Special Ops circles worldwide for both his tactical fixed blades and folding knives. His Desert Cruisers were created to blend like a chameleon into the desert realm, the desert tans of its corrosion resistant titanium nitride coated blade and contoured Zytel scales disappear as part of the subtle tones of combat camouflage. |
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 After Russ Kommer makes a knife, he takes it on the next hunting trip he guides and uses it on the heavy skinning of Alaskan moose, caribou and bear. If it works right, feels right, and holds its edge, Russ has another design in his book. Named after Alaska mountain ranges, the Signature Hunters are simple classic fixed blades, with a full tang blade of 1.4116 stainless steel, high hollow ground and mirror polished to minimize staining and corrosion and to give less resistance while skinning. |
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 Since the original Rolox was invented in 1975 by Blackie Collins, it has been an expensive cult knife that attracted an enthusiastic following. Unfortunately, production was very limited. After reaching an agreement with Rolox to manufacture the concept as a true production knife, the brilliant young Texas custom knifemaker Allen Elishewitz was asked to redesign the original classic. |
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