Adler had been proudly producing axed in Germany since 1919. In this brank spotlight blog post we dive a little bit into their history and what sets them apart in the woodcraft outdoor industry.
Devin has had his Hults Bruk Almike for a number of years now and continues to choose it over others. In this blog post he dives a bit into their history and production then tells the personal story of his axe.
Silky, a long standing Japanese woodworking tool company, has finally made its way to the shelves of Appalachian Outfitters. In this post we break down their history, manufacturing process, and what makes them so special.
With the ongoing pandemic causing a wave of fear and uncertainty about our health and well-being, many of us have drastically changed various aspects of our daily lives in order to protect ourselves and our loved ones from getting sick. One of these changes includes the increase of single-use plastics in an effort to reduce the spread of germs. However, with all of these changes going on, we need to not loose sight of the fight against single use completely.
Ever wonder what sets Gransfors Bruk apart from other axe companies? Take a look at this brand spotlight to learn a little bit about their process of crafting their tools.
Ursack, a lightweight and flexible bear can alternative, has arrived at Appalachian Outfitters. With a variety of different, products, sizes, and accessories, Ursack has you covered for your next trek into bear territory.
Kupilka is making its return to our shelves. Not only are Kupilka offering a wide variety of products in fun colors, but they do it with an incredible commitment to being environmentally friendly. Find out what makes them so durable yet kind to the environment.
Ecuadane blankets have arrived here at Appalachian Outfitters. While they are a small company, they have a rich history focused on family and heritage. These 100% recycled blanket are easy to care for, comfortable to use, and great to look at.
