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SKU: the-super-cub-drop-point-hunter-black
Built for hunters who need one blade to handle more than the usual camp chores, this knife is positioned for demanding backcountry use where versatility matters. Its larger format sets it apart from the brand’s compact hunting knives, giving it a broader role in the field for tasks such as field dressing, gutting, deboning, and general fieldcraft. The design also accounts for harder jobs like chopping, prying, and batoning wood, making it a practical choice when conditions call for a more capable tool. Named with remote travel in mind, it suits serious hunters and adventurers heading into places where equipment needs to cover a lot of ground.
Long 10-inch
Design expands capability beyond compact
Field Dressing,
Gutting, and deboning tasks
Also Suited
To fieldcraft work like chopping,
Designed Withstand
Tough backcountry environments
Named After
Piper Super Cub, reflecting remote
| Overall Length | 10 in |
|---|---|
| Fixed or Folding | Drop Point |
| Knife Type | Hunter |
| Color | Black |
| Long Description | The Ultimate Hunting Blade. At Montana Knife Company, we've made a name for ourselves designing compact hunting knives meant for ultralight packing. With the Super Cub, we've broken our own mold and gone big. Measuring 10", the Super Cub is our longest and strongest hunting blade, capable of taking on any job you encounter in the field - from field dressing, gutting, and deboning to fieldcraft tasks like chopping, prying, and batoning wood. The Super Cub knife is designed to withstand the toughest environments. It takes its name from the Piper Super Cub airplane, known for transporting hunters and adventurers to the most remote backcountry locations. For any situation a Super Cub plane can put you in, the MKC Super Cub can get you out. |
| Short Description | The Ultimate Hunting Blade. At Montana Knife Company, we've made a name ... |
The description says it is intended for field dressing, gutting, deboning, and fieldcraft tasks such as chopping, prying, and batoning wood.
No. The long description says Montana Knife Company is known for compact ultralight hunting knives, but the Super Cub breaks that mold and goes big.
The long description states that it measures 10".
It is named after the Piper Super Cub airplane, which is described as a plane known for transporting hunters and adventurers to remote backcountry locations.
Yes. The description says it is designed to withstand the toughest environments.