Made from the highest grade leather, our belt is designed to last for more than a life-time. It will simply become more beautiful as time goes by. Never under estimate the power of a viper, just as you should never under estimate the importance of a belt. 

The roe deer is the wolf’s prey. Its life is a constant balance between survival and death. It was the inspiration for our survival bracelet.

Our Falco peregrinus gloves are designed for use outdoors, during the days when the cold bites into our flesh. They seek to replicate the sensitive touch of the falcon as it grasps its prey.

Inspiration can arise at any moment, and disappear just as quickly. It is always a good idea to bring something along where we can make note of all our ideas and there is nothing as timeless as paper. 

The roe deer is the wolf’s prey. Its life is a constant balance between survival and death. It was the inspiration for our survival camera strap.

As robust as a wild boar and inspired by that animal’s Cutters – the canine teeth, of the lower jaw used for tearing and cutting food – our knife was designed and produced in the perfect size to ensure versatility in any situation.

Our Falco peregrinus gloves are designed for use outdoors, during the days when the cold bites into our flesh. They seek to replicate the sensitive touch of the falcon as it grasps its prey.

In the days of true fishermen, the sighting of northern gannets on the high seas was a source of happiness for the sailors. Their presence meant that there was food in the area, the much sought after sardine.

As robust as a wild boar and inspired by that animal’s “Whetters” – the canine teeth of the upper jaw, used to “sharpen” the lower canines – our folding knife was designed and produced in the perfect size to ensure versatility in any situation.  

In the days of true fishermen, the sighting of northern gannets on the high seas was a source of happiness for the sailors. Their presence meant that there was food in the area, the much sought after sardine.

In the days of true fishermen, the sighting of northern gannets on the high seas was a source of happiness for the sailors. Their presence meant that there was food in the area, the much sought after sardine.