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TRIUMPH PRO - TAN & BLACK
$315.00
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SKU: nock-on-triumph-pro-tan-black
Overview
Designed for hunters who want one knife to cover a wide range of field tasks, this model sits between the standard Triumph and the XL to balance portability and capability. It is presented as a refined hunting tool for jobs like field dressing deer in tight quarters and breaking down an elk. The focus is on carrying a single blade instead of multiple knives, while still aiming to provide comfort during use.
Why Hunters Choose the Hunt
Sized Between
Standard Triumph and XL for
Field Dressing
Deer in tight quarters
Suitable Breaking
Down an elk
Features From
Original Triumph series into one
Intended Reduce
Need to carry multiple blades
Key Features
- Refined hunting knife from the Triumph series collaboration with John Dudley and Josh Smith.
- Sized between the standard Triumph and the XL for balanced portability and capability.
- Designed for field dressing deer in tight quarters.
- Suitable for breaking down an elk.
- Built to replace carrying multiple blades with one versatile tool.
Best Used For
- Hunters wanting one knife for both deer field dressing and elk breakdown
- Users who prefer a mid-sized blade between compact carry and larger-capacity options
- Backcountry hunters looking to reduce the number of blades in their kit
- Those working in tight quarters who still need a comfortable hunting knife
- Serious archery hunters seeking a refined general-purpose field knife
Pros
- Sized between the standard Triumph and XL for balanced portability and capability
- Designed for field dressing deer in tight quarters
- Suitable for breaking down an elk
- Combines features from the original Triumph series into one refined hunting tool
- Intended to reduce the need to carry multiple blades
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Sized between the standard Triumph and the XL, so it offers a middle-ground format rather than the smallest or largest option in the series.
- The description emphasizes one knife for multiple tasks, but hunters who prefer dedicated blades for specific jobs may still want a second tool.
- At $315, it sits in a premium price range, so the value depends on whether the refined all-around format matches your needs.
- No detailed specifications are provided here, so fit, materials, and exact dimensions should be confirmed before purchase.
Suggested Comparisons
- Fixed-blade hunting knives
- Field dressing knives
- Skinning knives
- Game processing knives
Suggested Accessories
- Knife sheath
- Knife sharpener
- Cutting gloves
- Field dressing kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Triumph Pro designed for?
It is described as a hunting knife built for the hunt and refined for performance, intended for tasks like field dressing deer in tight quarters and breaking down an elk.
How does the Triumph Pro compare in size to the other Triumph models?
The long description says it is sized between the standard Triumph and the XL, offering a middle ground between portability and capability.
Do I need to carry multiple knives with the Triumph Pro?
The product description says it is meant to be the knife that does it all, so you do not have to carry multiple blades.
Who was involved in developing the Triumph Pro?
The long description says it was developed from the original Triumph series collaboration between Nock On Archery's John Dudley and Josh Smith, then refined over years of use and hunts.
What color is the Triumph Pro?
The product title lists it as Tan & Black.