Pukwudgie

The Pukwudgie
Small in stature. Massive in capability. 🌲🗡️

Named after the small forest beings of Wampanoag legend, the Pukwudgie is a full-size working knife built for people who expect their gear to punch above its weight. It carries a 1/8" thick blade, built to take on camp chores, field work and everyday cutting jobs without flinching.

At 9-1/4" overall, it gives you a full grip and real reach, and the scales come in your choice of G10 or Micarta. Pick a Cerakote finish in Black, Flat Dark Earth or Gator Green to protect the blade and match the rest of your kit.

Legend says you never see a Pukwudgie coming. Your friends will definitely see this one. 🔥

Specifications

• Overall length: 9-1/4"
• Blade thickness: 1/8"
• Handle: G10 or Micarta scales
• Finish: Cerakote (Black, Flat Dark Earth or Gator Green)

Care and Maintenance

• Cleaning: After use, clean with warm water and mild detergent and dry thoroughly. Avoid prolonged soaking.
• Rust prevention: Apply a thin film of gun oil, mineral oil or food-safe blade oil before storage or after exposure to moisture.
• Handle care: G10 and Micarta clean up with mild soap and water and need no oiling.
• Storage: Store in a dry, ventilated area, and avoid sealed plastic containers that trap moisture.

All of our knives are named after cryptids. In Wampanoag oral tradition, Pukwudgies are small forest beings known for both mischief and danger. They appear in stories as tricksters, guardians, and at times hostile spirits, reminding listeners of the sacredness of the land.

In modern times, reports place Pukwudgies in the Freetown-Fall River State Forest within the Bridgewater Triangle. Hikers describe small humanoid figures with glowing red eyes, slipping into trees or throwing stones before vanishing.