James Brand The Hell Gap fixed blade knife with black blade and textured black handle scales, a rugged full-tang design.
James Brand The Hell Gap fixed blade knife with a satin stainless steel blade and orange textured handle.
James Brand The Hell Gap fixed blade knife with a satin steel blade and black textured Micarta handle.

James Brand The Hell Gap

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Introducing the Hell Gap; our first fixed blade knife. Named after the Hell Gap arrowhead found in Platte County, Wyoming, the Hell Gap is a rugged workhorse, like the land of its namesake. Built around an s35vn steel blade and canvas Micarta or G10 scales, it's a cutting polymath; built to be capable of doing work ranging from digging roots in the backyard to dicing onions for your camp breakfast burrito.

Product details

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The fixed blade knife for the rest of us; a full-featured knife in a smaller, portable package.

Technical specifications

Blade Steel

USA-made Crucible s35vn Stainless Steel

Scale Material

Micarta

Blade Length

3.8" / 9.65cm

Overall Length

7.8" / 19.81cm

Blade Shape

Modified Drop Point

Weight

3.6 oz / 101.8 g

Designed In

Portland, Oregon

Made In

Yangjiang, China

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the James Brand The Hell Gap?
The James Brand The Hell Gap is the brand’s first fixed blade knife. It’s described as a rugged workhorse inspired by the Hell Gap arrowhead found in Platte County, Wyoming.
What steel is used for the Hell Gap knife blade?
The Hell Gap is built around an S35VN steel blade, as stated in the product description.
What handle scale options are available for the James Brand The Hell Gap?
The knife is described as having canvas Micarta or G10 scales. Check the available product options to see which versions are currently offered.
What kinds of tasks is the Hell Gap designed for?
The product description calls the Hell Gap a cutting polymath, with examples ranging from digging roots in the backyard to dicing onions for a camp breakfast burrito.
Why is it called the Hell Gap?
The knife is named after the Hell Gap arrowhead found in Platte County, Wyoming. The product description also compares its rugged character to the land of its namesake.
What kind of knife is James Brand The Hell Gap?
James Brand The Hell Gap is the brand’s first fixed blade knife. The product description presents it as a rugged workhorse designed for a range of cutting tasks.
What steel is used for The Hell Gap’s blade?
The Hell Gap features an S35VN steel blade, as stated in the product description.
What handle scale options are available for James Brand The Hell Gap?
The Hell Gap is described as having canvas Micarta or G10 scales. Check the available product options to see which scale versions are offered.
What can I use The Hell Gap knife for?
The description highlights a range of tasks, from digging roots in the backyard to dicing onions for a camp breakfast burrito. James Brand The Hell Gap is presented as a versatile cutting tool for these kinds of jobs.
Why is the knife named The Hell Gap?
The name refers to the Hell Gap arrowhead found in Platte County, Wyoming. The description also compares the knife’s rugged character to the land of its namesake.