Companion Heavy Duty

The Opinel Outdoor Sheath comes is a synthetic material (imitation leather, felt) and will protect and offer comfort for your Opinel Knife, keeping it in top condition. It includes a popper button fastener and a practical belt loop so your knife will always be easily accessible when needed.

Complete with a stainless steel blade and wooden handle for slip-free grip, this pocket knife by Whitby is perfect for all of your bushcraft, hunting or survival needs.

The Roben's Cylinder Bush Saw is an easy to assemble compact saw made from stainless steel. The saw only takes seconds to assemble and comes with 2 blades (for fresh and dry wood) and a carry-bag that the saw fits neatly inside.

This light and compact folding saw by Roben's is perfect for cutting green or dry wood and even plastic! It has a two component plastic handle, giving you the perfect grip as well as a corrosion resistant finish and is equipped with safety lock for both lock-in and lock-out.

The Robens Multi Axe is a highly versatile bushcraft tool, that has plenty of features to offer. This bushcraft axe features a stainless steel head and this is then mounted on a plastic handle. It also incorporates a nylon head cover. Not only does the head cover protect the blade, but it also features a removable belt loop so you can hang it from your waist. In addition to that, the head cover also houses a fire steel. The hollow plastic handle is tough and durable, it also houses a bushcraft saw that has a good size 18cm blade.

This machete by Whitby is constructed from a carbon steel blade, complete with a wooden handle and black plastic sheath to make your machete easily accessible. This machete is perfect for use in areas where greenery or overgrown foliage needs to be cleared.

The Whitby pruning knife is made from a carbon steel blade and a wooden handle. This knife is perfect for trimming any overgrown vines or vegetation out of the way.

the Highlander Paracord is a must have item in any outdoor or travel kit list. It can be used to make guy lines for tents, hanging up hammocks and mosquito nets, making a washing line and emergency repairs to kit and equipment – the list of potential uses just grows longer and longer as you travel.