A.G. Russell Knives

This Anso design from Fox® is his Flipper folder, with a blade shape that combines a spear point and a deep-bellied skinner. A flip of the extended tang at the front of the spine and a quick flick of the wrist rotates the blade to its open position where a liner-style lock holds it in a locked position.

The extreme curve of the blade makes it ideal for most any job, from cutting back an unruly plant to slicing through weed proof fabric to line your flower bed...and it will hold its edge while doing it.

The Parang is the Indonesian equivalent of the machete and, like the machete, is used frequently in the jungle or campsite. Because the vegetation in SE Asia is more woody than that in South America, the Parang is built to accommodate a stronger chopping action with a heavier blade and a balance point positioned further forward on the blade.

What an interesting name for a simple, handy little knife you can attach to just about anything. The carabiner style clip will keep it securely attached to vest, backpack, keyring, belt loop or just about anywhere you need to clip it.

Sabrage is the technique for opening a champagne bottle with a saber. This technique became popular in France after the French Revolution.

The Fox Rescue Tool is a small fixed blade with a nylon fiberglass filled handle. The double angle serration-cutting hook will cut through most material with ease -- including line, webbing, clothing and seatbelts – but the top edge is covered with the nylon fiberglass filled material for safety.

The Karambit is a personal utility knife from Samatra or Java. It is most often seen with a hooked "Tiger Claw" slashing style blade, but Fox Cutlery from Manigo, Italy has recently introduced a hunter version.

SpyFOX was designed by Maniago, Italy knife manufacturer Fox Cutlery after their successful collaboration on the Spyderco VOLPE. The SpyFOX, an interesting play on the names of the two companies, is being distributed by Fox Cutlery and exhibits the quality in design and workmanship you would expect from both Fox and Spyderco.

The material of this super light and handy little axe is high carbon stainless cutlery steel from the most modern of Sweden's steel mills. The Sassafrass wood handle is shaped to enable you to work hour after hour making the most of the 5-1/2" cutting edge of this remarkable tool.

This slim bowie is reminiscent of the knives from the California Gold Rush of the 1850's. It is well suited for the cowboy shooter who wants an authentic knife for his outfit.