Pig & Hen Bracelets

Founded in 2013, Pig & Hen offers a wide range of unique outdoor-inspired goods, including these stylish bracelets. Handcrafted with love and care in the Netherlands, to order, and made with high quality materials, their superior quality bracelets are woven from Dutch sailing rope and clasped by marine-grade steel shackles and are sure to last for years to come. They also stride towards sustainable fashion practices, avoiding materials that contain harmful ingredients and reduce product waste. Head over to their website for the full collection.

BLANKA POCKET KNIFE

The Blanka pocket fixed blade is another handsome offering by JHO Knives. This is their first knife with fixed blade, with a total length of only 13cm (5.1 in), you can easily carry it in your pocket with you (with the included leather sheath, of course). The blade is made of VG10 steel, the handle is made of the composite material G10, and although small, it is easy to control and fulfil most of your cutting needs. If you want to own the Blanka, you should hurry, t...
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DECEMBER 2019 FINDS ON HUCKBERRY

Once again we have teamed up with our good friends at Huckberry to update our custom, curated BTS Shop. We have picked the most exciting fresh deals this month, with some great opportunities to get your hands on the coolest apparel and travel gear for an active lifestyle and outdoor adventures. Check out our new curated list of some of the coolest products and deals available this month of December on Huckberry....
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Benchmade Crooked River Knife

There is a certain charm about classic hunting knives, but most of them tend to fall short in everyday use. The new Crooked River Folding Hunting Knife by Benchmade features a traditional shape combined with modern technology that pushes the preconceived notions of what a hunting knife should be. The slim clip point CPM-S30V stainless steel blade is paired with aluminum bolsters and your choice of contoured gray G10 or Brown Stabilized Wood Handle. The Crooked River...
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