Shard Alaskan Ulu Knife with Olive Wood and Rosewood Handle american cleaver The long fuller groove reduces

The long fuller groove reduces overall blade weight while maintaining rigidity

Skinner knives themselves trace back to frontier hunters who needed reliable field blades for daily chores

making it well suited for regular hunting and outdoor use

and outdoor cutting tasks where precise blade control matters most

and a full tang keeps the knife structurally sound under that load

Shard Alaskan Ulu Knife with Olive Wood and Rosewood Handle american cleaver The long fuller groove reducesA well made ulu cuts differently from a straight blade. The curved edge stays in contact across the full stroke without lifting. The finger hole shifts the grip directly over the cutting edge. Both of these things matter more during repetitive kitchen work than most buyers expect before they try one. The Shard Alaskan Ulu Knife puts wood grain Damascus into that geometry. Vertical lines run through the steel from spine to cutting edge. The pattern