Grizz Cleaver – Hand-Forged Tactical Field Blade

The Grizz Cleaver is a beast of a blade — forged for strength, survival, and raw cutting power. Inspired by the brute force of the wild and built for those who demand performance, this cleaver is hand-forged from 5160 carbon steel and designed with both function and intimidation in mind. Its 10-inch jungle-finished blade features a double fuller that reduces weight while preserving power, making it perfect for aggressive chopping, splitting, and field work.

At the rear, the cleaver features a custom-forged eagle head pommel — not just symbolic, but fully functional for striking tasks. A full tang rosewood handle ensures stability and comfort in hand, while a solid steel guard protects your grip during heavy swings. Whether you’re working through thick meat, bone, wood, or bush, the Grizz Cleaver delivers relentless reliability. It’s not a showpiece — it’s a real working tool, ready for the wild.

Key Features

• Hand-Forged Blade: 10-inch jungle-finished 5160 carbon steel with double fullers
• Functional Pommel: Forged eagle head pommel for hammering and striking
• Steel Guard: Built-in hand protection for tactical and field safety
• Heavy-Duty Use: Perfect for chopping meat, splitting bone, clearing brush, or survival work
• Full Tang Rosewood Handle: Comfortable grip with strength and durability
• Leather Sheath Included: Comes with a protective sheath for transport and storage
• Ready to Use: Sharpened, tested, and forged for real-world performance
• Forged in Nepal: Built by master blacksmiths using traditional techniques

Specifications

• Blade Length: 10 inches
• Blade Material: 5160 carbon steel (truck leaf spring)
• Blade Finish: Jungle/raw finish with double fullers
• Handle Length: 5.5 inches
• Handle Material: Rosewood (full tang)
• Pommel: Custom eagle head pommel
• Guard: Steel hand guard
• Scabbard: Leather sheath
• Sharpening: Comes sharpened and ready to use
• Origin: Hand-forged in Nepal

Note

Each Grizz Cleaver is hand-forged, giving it unique character. Minor variations in texture or finish are part of the blade’s rugged, handmade nature.