Knife Country, USA

The Dylan Waters-designed Sheep Creek blades from TOPS Knives are both tiny enough for everyday carry and large enough for camping. This design is likely to become a staple in your collection. Dylan is named after the designer's favorite camping spot and is situated in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest in Idaho. As a child, the designer would spend most of his summer vacations there camping and fishing with friends and family. The Sheep Creek knives honor the countless moments that have been made. These knives have the brand-new "Rough Terrain" blade finish, which is a distressed black tint that gives each blade its own distinctive appearance. The flat grind of the Sheep Creek knives makes them suitable for light Bushcraft and camp duties as well as meal preparation at the campsite.

The knives are constructed out of stainless steel 154CM. It may be one of the most outstanding steels for knives, but 154CM is fantastic steel for knives because it has excellent wear resistance, outstanding hardness and toughness, and strong corrosion resistance. It isn't called high-end steel for nothing.

Micarta is a popular material for tough survival knives because it is resilient and sturdy. A thermoset material called mica can withstand temperature fluctuations, moisture, and aging without becoming brittle. Micarta is a tough material that produces long-lasting knife handles. The Sheep Creek knives are resistant to even the worst weather conditions.