Turbo Cut Camp Saw: This incredible saw produces a cut so clean it looks as though it has been planed. The short, fast, pull action requires far less effort than conventional saws. A unique, pistol-grip design eliminates frustrating assembly and lost parts. This saw is ready for serious firewood cutting the instant you pull it from its quality protective sheath. I strongly recommend you wear leather gloves when using this saw. This is one wicked blade. (6 oz) 7" Blade ABS plastic handle/sheath Camp Saw $40
Utensil Roll: You'll find our utensil roll a real time saver around camp. Just tie
it around a tree and everyone has easy access to clean silverware. Rolled up in your
pack, the heavy Cordura nylon protects other gear from sharp knives and forks. We sell
hundreds every year and everyone loves them. (Silverware not included.)
Utensil Roll: $20 Color: green
Gerber Lexan Sport Axe: Splitting your firewood is the only feasible way to expose the dry heartwood of the 12" sticks you have cut. Even in good weather, you'll need to split larger diameter wood to build appropriate, small cooking fires. The best axe we've
found for canoe trips is the durable Lexan Handle Gerber Sport Axe. Weighing only 1 1/2
lbs, the sturdy 12" handle is molded tightly around the 2 3/4" x 4 3/4" precision steel
blade. Comes with a quality nylon sheath. (1 1/2 lbs)
Gerber Lexan Sport Axe (w/sheath) $55
Cast Aluminum Fry Pan: Our high-grade, cast-aluminum fry pan spreads
campfire heat for unmatched uniform cooking, actually seasoning itself the more you
use it. At 12" x 12" and a full 2" deep, you'll fry serious quantities of walleye and
potatoes without spilling. The sturdy handle quickly attaches anywhere on the pan, and
the steel claw gives a firm, positive grip. A bit heavier than most but worth every ounce on your next canoe trip. A real customer favorite. (3 lbs, 12 oz)
Cast Aluminum Fry Pan $45
Nylon Cookkit Cover $19
