10 Reasons why this ring-grip knife crushes folding knives in every category
American men are done settling. Read this before your next cookout, camp or road trip.
“A really nice sheath. I love that stitching. It would make a great steak knife or a camping knife.”
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| Grip | Ring lock, holds upside-down | Slips when wet | Slips when greasy |
| Strength | 4mm forged, full tang | Hinge is the weak point | Thin stamped steel |
| Carry | Belt sheath in the box | Lost in a pocket | Stays in the drawer |
| Field + Grill | Trims the brisket, slices the steak | Too short to slice | Too fragile for the field |
The Claw solves every knife problem that's been ruining your cookouts. 👇
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New ring-grip knife engineered to dominate every job at the grill, the smoker and the campfire.
The Claw delivers everything you need at the pit, the campsite or the field: a grip that can't slip, forged steel, a full-tang handle and a belt sheath. Instead of thinking about your knife, you can focus on the cut.
The ring grip holds even with greasy, wet, cold hands.
Hook your pinky through the steel ring and the knife stays put. No more fumbling a slick handle halfway through slicing a greasy brisket. The blade goes exactly where your hand puts it, from the first cut to the last.
Smaller and stronger, because 4,000+ guys asked for it.
Our customers asked for a Caveman they could carry every day, more than 4,000 times. So we built one: 10.5 cm of blade, 21.5 cm overall, 200 grams. Small enough for the belt, thick enough for bone. Your expensive smoker and grill setup had a cheap knife weak link. Not anymore.
the brisket
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Two jobs, one knife: the field and the fire.
The 10.5 cm blade handles trimming, portioning and the prep work at the pit. At camp, the same blade slices steak and brisket at the fire. Same forged steel, same locked grip. Pick yours (or just get two).
Thick enough for bone
The last outdoor knife you'll ever buy. It'll outlast your boots!
The Claw starts as a 4mm high-carbon stainless blank, then gets forged and hammered by hand. The steel runs the full length of the handle and two rivets lock the rosewood in place. While thin stamped blades flex under real work, this one doesn't.
Costs less than 2% of all your gear and saves every cookout.
Most guys spend $2-10k on their gear. Smoker, grill, cooler, chairs, cast iron. Every experienced pitmaster knows the truth: the knife does the work on every brisket, every rack and every steak. And with how stupidly tough they made this one, you probably won't buy another.
200 grams on the belt and ready in one second.
Big chef knives are so clumsy they stay in the kitchen drawer. The Claw rides on your belt in its stitched sheath and comes out in one second. The rosewood handle is shaped for a full grip and the ring keeps it locked when your hands are cold.
Hand-forged quality you won't find in cheap stamped knives.
While the market is flooded with thin, machine-stamped blades, every Claw is forged and hammered by hand. That's why no two blades look alike. Rosewood handle, hand-sharpened edge and a laser-engraved Caveman mark, made with attention to detail you can't get from mass production.
30-day field trial protects your investment.
We're confident this will change how you cook and camp. Use it for 30 full days. Test it on the toughest work. If it doesn't earn its spot on your belt, we'll refund every penny. No questions asked.
Join over 55,000 cavemen who've made the switch.
The Claw is at its launch price right now. Join the fastest-growing crew of pitmasters and backyard cooks who refuse to let a cheap knife ruin their season.
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Get the ring-grip knife 4,000+ guys asked for at launch pricing, while batch 2 lasts.
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