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White River Knife & Tool is a small family company with a passion for making high quality knives and tools in the U.S.A. About White River Knife & Tool:

--Custom Quality matters to us. Which is why we precision grind, hand finish, and leather hone every razor sharp knife we make.

--Customer Satisfaction matters to us. Which is why we guarantee every knife for life. If you are not 100% satisfied with your White River Knife, return it for repair or replacement, free of charge, no questions asked.

--And, American Made matters to us! Every single component – from our steels to the thread in our American made leather sheaths is sourced and produced in the U.S.A.

Michigan’s White River in the Manistee National Forest runs through the family property and is the inspiration for the company name. The bear logo was inspired by a very real and very large pet bear. The cement and steel bear cage still stands on the family property. White River Knife and Tool grinds blades and makes knives for other knife companies. White River Knife and Tool also makes blades and tools for industrial and commercial applications.

Website: http://whiteriverknives.com
Location: Manufactured in Coopersville, Michigan, USA
Members: 35
Latest Activity: Mar 26

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Comment by Jan Carter on June 28, 2017 at 15:57: Michael,

Just click on the link embedded in the words White river scout knife in their discussion. Not listing a price here is on me. There is no direct selling, they have to take you to their page and White River is very respectful of that ruling :)

Comment by Michael D. Mitchell on June 28, 2017 at 14:45: Hey Folk'z, the White River Knife's Look Good.....Unlezz I Missed it, Whenever I DON'T see a Price$$$, Advertised w/the Product, I ASSume it iz Expen$ive.

KnifeMaker Comment by White River Knives on June 28, 2017 at 14:23: The White River Scout Knife in standard micarta handle model and custom one-of-a-kind model:

Comment by Michael D. Mitchell on June 26, 2017 at 17:44: ? How Many CompanieZ, May State That.??

Michael.

KnifeMaker Comment by White River Knives on June 26, 2017 at 13:13: This F&S article mentioned the White River FIRECRAFT series (survival/hunting knives) as featured hunting gear for 2017. http://www.fieldandstream.com/stray-shots-notable-new-hunting-gear-... (Find it under #5 in the article).

KnifeMaker Comment by White River Knives on June 20, 2017 at 14:43: A recent photo of the GTI 4.5 tactical / survival knife by White River Knives. The knife has a micarta handle and black Ionbond finish blade. Design is by Justin Gingrich, a knifemaker and Army Ranger veteran. The GTI 4.5 is made in the USA by White River Knife & Tool. This knife is the largest in the White River Knives GTI collection, which also currently includes companion GTI 3 and GTI 2.5 knives.

KnifeMaker Comment by White River Knives on June 16, 2017 at 13:01: At BLADE Show this year, we met up with USA Made Blade, and they are the first of any dealers to carry our newest knife introduction: the double bevel Knucklehead II. If you haven't visited, USA Made Blade is a brick-and-mortar store (a recent topic of iKC discussion) in Salisbury, NC, specializing only in American-made knives, but you can shop their selection online here too. Here's a picture of the new double-bevel skeletonized knife:

Like the popular original Knucklehead (chisel ground) - both the Knucklehead and the Knucklehead II have a bottlecap opener in the handle, making the fixed blade a multi-tool. The Knucklehead II was introduced by popular demand since many customers had been asking for a double bevel alternative to the the original chisel ground design. Since the original design remains popular, both models (original Knucklehead and Knucklehead II) are still available.

KnifeMaker Comment by White River Knives on June 16, 2017 at 12:34: Thanks. We're really excited, too. We don't have an air date yet (it could be anytime within the next 12 months ---hopefully sooner!), but as soon as they tell us the How It's Made scheduled date we'll be sure to let everyone know.