Lulu - Fixed Blade Knife - MagnaCut - Micarta Handles

USA MADE

The Lulu is our first ever attempt at a USA-Made knife—and we’re dang proud of it. Designed in Utah, made in Michigan, and forged from American steel, this fixed blade is our bold stab at American manufacturing. Even the sticker on the box is red, white, and brewed in the U.S. of A.

In today’s global market, calling anything “Made in the USA” is a tricky line to toe. So while we tried to use USA materials and manufacturers, legally we have to claim USA Made of Domestic and Foreign Parts. But metaphorically we claim the Lulu as American made.

And the name? Lulu is a nod to a beloved mountain pass in Southern Montana, a place that inspired adventure and the spirit behind this knife.

So throw your pack on, raise your Lulu high, and give that star-spangled banner a little wave.

CPM MagnaCut Steel + Scandi Grind

The Lulu boasts the CPM MagnaCut blade. This steel is made in the USA and is the brainchild of mad steel scientist Larrin Thomas. It is one of the best balanced stainless steels out there and that is why we chose it for the Lulu. Seriously this stuff rocks!

To match that tough-as-nails MagnaCut, we gave this beauty a Scandi grind. We set out to make a legit bushcraft camping knife, and so a Scandi is the way. But let’s be real: our first prototype? Total crash-and-burn. The edge chipped out fast—in MagnaCut, no less! So we put a microbevel on it. A tiny tweak with a huge payoff. It protects the edge and lets the grind and steel team up like they were meant to, and suddenly… boom. Magic. Near perfection in your hand.

Contoured Micarta Handle

The handle is nice and neutral—no forced grips, no awkward hand gymnastics. Just a solid, contoured shape that feels right no matter how you hold it, left or right. We went back and forth during development: go flat for lighter carry? Or round it out for real comfort during those long, zen-like whittling sessions? Function won. We rounded it.

We also went with micarta because, honestly, we’re suckers for how it wears—that used-but-loved patina— and it stays grippy even when wet. Bonus points: red G10 liners that pop under the green micarta like a vintage Coleman stove. Nostalgia never looked so good.