The Tahoma Field Knife is expertly crafted to meet the diverse needs of outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike. Andy, the designer, aimed to create a lightweight, comfortable knife that wouldn't add unnecessary weight to his already heavy camera gear. Drawing from his experience in tinkering and a solid understanding of physics and human movement, Andy developed a knife that feels like an extension of the user's body.
Featuring a double-edged tip, the Tahoma Field Knife ensures you have a backup blade in case the main one dulls when you're far from a sharpening tool. The blade's spine is equipped with a notch for scoring materials, breaking wire through work hardening, and safely removing pots from a fire. A thumb ramp with a hole supports the use of a wrist lanyard for enhanced control during cutting contests or for attaching the knife to a stick to create a spear. The design includes a finger choil for precise carving and a secondary "tip" for detailed work.
The handle's ergonomic shape provides a secure grip similar to that of a machete, enhancing comfort and control. Designed for versatility, the knife features dual spindle sockets for bow drill use with either hand. The pommel includes a strategically placed pry bar that prevents discomfort or injury when chopping.
Every aspect of the Tahoma Field Knife is thoughtfully integrated to offer intuitive use and multifunctionality. Whether you're gathering specimens in the wilderness or navigating challenging environments, this knife stands as a dependable tool in any scenario.