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Barebones Living | Field Tools

Barebones Living approach their field tools the way they approach everything – with a respect for how things used to be made, and an eye on how they'll hold up decades from now. The Field Tools range draws from working traditions on both sides of the world: Japanese bush machete design in the Nata Hatchet and Nata Tool, the century-old Pulaski Axe first designed to fight wildfires in the American West, and the Hori Hori – a forager's knife with roots in the mountain herb gardens of Japan. High-carbon and stainless steel blades, walnut handles, waxed canvas sheaths. Whether you're splitting kindling, clearing brush, or digging in the garden, these are tools that earn their place and then some.