The Tracker. Built for the backcountry.
Light as a feather. Tough as the North Woods.
The Tracker is the knife you forget you’re carrying—until you need it. Ultra-light, razor sharp, and built from CPM MagnaCut to thrive where gear failure isn’t an option.
Specs
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Overall Length: 7.75"
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Blade Length: 3"
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Handle Length: 4.75"
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Blade Thickness (Spine): .114"
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Knife Weight: 2.6 oz
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Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut
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Steel Hardness: 63 HRC
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Handle Scales: Contoured G10 / Stainless Hardware
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Sheath: Custom Kydex 2.0
The Build
The Tracker was purpose-built for the big woods and the backcountry—where every ounce matters, but durability is non-negotiable. Its slim, low-profile design disappears in your pack or rides effortlessly on your kit until the moment you need it.
We took premium CPM MagnaCut stainless steel—renowned for its unmatched blend of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness—and heat treated it to a rock-solid 63 HRC. The result is a featherweight 2.6 oz knife that performs far beyond its size.
Every Tracker ships with our updated and unmatched Kydex 2.0 sheath—precision-molded, rock-solid retention, and zero adjustment screws to fail.
No-Nonsense Lifetime Warranty
Every Tracker is covered for life. No forms. No fine print. No matter if you’re the first owner or the fifth, we stand behind it.
Handmade in Maine. Each knife is unique and may vary slightly.
Frequently Asked Questions
First off - we always offer free sharpening, just give us a shout and we'll set you up. Otherwise, no matter what the steel is we say the same thing. Feel free to use any preferred sharpening system or method BUT be sure to stay clear of any mechanical device. Never use anything with belts, motors, or an on/off button. Stay clear of the cheapo "pull through" style sharpeners too. Your best bet is a good stone and a little practice. Sometimes all your knife needs is a strop, so be sure to try that first.
Quite litterally, in a shed. We're a tiny little business in Wyman, Maine and we make all of our knives by hand in a small shed. Your continued support will help us grow into a real shop before long and we're incredbily grateful for that. We use some CNC machining when it makes sense (that's in the basement of our house too), and we outsource as little as possible.