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SKU: the-super-cub-drop-point-hunter-orange-black
Built for hunters who need a larger fixed blade for demanding backcountry work, this knife is positioned for everything from field dressing, gutting, and deboning to camp chores such as chopping, prying, and batoning wood. Montana Knife Company describes it as the brand’s longest and strongest hunting blade, moving beyond the company’s compact ultralight focus to handle tougher field conditions. Its name references the Piper Super Cub, reflecting a use case centered on remote travel and hard-use situations where a dependable tool matters. For hunters who want one blade to cover both game processing and heavier fieldcraft tasks, it offers a more substantial option without claiming to be a specialized lightweight carry piece.
10-inch Hunting
Blade for a larger working
Field Dressing,
Gutting, and deboning tasks
Also Suited
To fieldcraft jobs like chopping,
Use Tough
Backcountry environments
Named After
Piper Super Cub, reflecting remote
According to the product description, it is intended for field dressing, gutting, deboning, and fieldcraft tasks such as chopping, prying, and batoning wood.
No. The description says Montana Knife Company is known for compact ultralight hunting knives, but the Super Cub breaks that mold and is described as going big.
The long description states that it measures 10 inches.
Its name comes from the Piper Super Cub airplane, which is known for transporting hunters and adventurers to remote backcountry locations.
The provided source text does not list blade steel, handle material, sheath material, or other detailed construction specifications.