Collaborations

Spoon? Check. Bottle Opener? Check. With this unique outdoor multi-tool, you’ll be checking off a lot of things without having to dig too far into your pack.

Our Eat’NTool® is the brainchild of designer Liong Mah of Palm Bay, FL. At first glance it looks like the familiar spoon/fork “spork” combination, but Liong has used his ingenuity and computer-aided design skills to create a lightweight, high-tech outdoor tool.

The Eat’NTool® collab sport a lightweight Spoon/Fork combination, a flat Screwdriver, 6,8,10mm Hex and a bottle Opener.

Designer Liong Mah uses a bold profile to shape his vision for the Eraser™. The locking liner folding knife is designed and built to perform in your world.

Its modified tanto blade wields a strong point for tough piercing into a variety of materials, and the elongated cutting edge can go the distance.

Opening the blade is rapid with use of the Flipper on the spine. Another added feature is the patented* LAWKS™ manual safety mechanism so you can secure the blade when open. The robust Eraser™ handle has a slight bend at the fore end to create a more substantial grip form for thrusting.

The handle shape also affords a nice blade guard as well as a generous pommel. The machined G10 scales are radius contoured to fill the grip and the full, stainless steel liners create a formidable foundation for tough use.

A blade that’s curved up to make brush go down hard. My intention was to create a survival machete he could use in a variety of situations. So we designed one with a distinctive upswept overall shape. A walnut handle with lanyard holes allows for a forward carry that’s secure unlike the grass it’ll encounter.

Lanyard holes in the comfortable walnut handle allow for a secure forward carry, while the upswept overall shape maximizes cutting performance, and the hand ground carbon steel blade with hammer-forged finish is crafted to stay sharp.

The Mah-chete™ comes equipped with a reinforced nylon sheath that has a drop down option so you can strap it to your leg. There’s also extra paracord attached to the sheath for survival emergencies. Not that you’ll be in them for long with this blade.

If you’re searching for a machete that likes picking on grasses more than three times its size, the Mah-chete™ has your back in survival situations.

Designer Liong Mah has a simple purity to his knife designs, which transcend old style qualities with modern technologies and materials.

The #5 and #6 folding pocket knives feature Mah’s deep, hollow ground blade style that provides a stout cutting edge from tip to choil and finger guard.

Broadly shaped G10 scales use finger grooves and surface profile to afford versatile grip even with its desirably small stature. You will find the slip joint locking mechanism a refreshing throwback in a contemporary design. And the fob/tether is a nicely added benefit.