The Allday Goods x Outsiders Store knife has been created in partnership between the knife maker and the retailer as an accessory that's perfect for avid outdoor adventurers to incorporate into their collection. The knife is inspired by the Japanese Higonokami knife originally from the 1890s and is crafted with reclaimed plastic for the handle with a neon green hue. The accessory is perfect for use in a variety of scenarios for everything from cutting rope to foraging to ensure it will work well for any needs.
Allday Goods Founder Hugo Worsley spoke on the Allday Goods x Outsiders Store knife saying, "We wanted to create a knife suitable for the outdoors. A folding knife that you’ll always have in your pocket whether you’re climbing, foraging, camping or gardening. We couldn’t think of a better company to work with on this than Outsiders Store."
Reclaimed Plastic Pocket Knives
The Allday Goods x Outsiders Store Knife is Japanese-Inspired
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