Knives & Accessories

We stock high-quality hunting knives and a full range of knife accessories—including sharpeners, sheaths, maintenance kits, and tactical add-ons—sourced from leading brands trusted by outdoor and shooting enthusiasts.

Knives

Discover a curated collection of high-performance knives crafted for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who values precision and reliability. Our online range brings together premium hunting knives, versatile utility blades, compact folding knives, professional-grade knife sharpeners, and complete knife sets designed to handle every task—from field dressing and camp prep to everyday carry.

Each product is selected for its durability, balance, and ergonomics, giving you confidence whether you’re out in the bush or working at home.

With trusted brands, sharp craftsmanship, and gear built to last, this is your one-stop destination for quality blades and accessories tailored to real-world use.

Hunting Knife FAQ's

Are hunting knives legal in Australia?
Yes — hunting knives are legal in Australia when they are lawful designs used responsibly for genuine purposes such as hunting, farming, fishing, camping, and related outdoor work. However, legality depends on the type of knife, whether it is being imported, whether it is being carried in public, and the state or territory you are in. It’s worth noting that each state and territory has its own laws and regulations, meaning what might be legal in one state might not be legal in another
Can I carry a hunting knife in public in Australia?

Generally, no — not without a valid reason.
Even if a knife is legal, carrying it in public requires a lawful reason. If stopped by police, you need to explain why you have it. Without a clear justification, you could face penalties. The main legal challenges arise not from owning normal hunting knives at home, but from carrying or transporting them in public without a clear and credible lawful excuse. Hunting knives are classified as “controlled weapons” in some states, and illegal possession or carry can carry penalties of up to 12 months jail (or two years jail if carried into or near licensed premises where alcohol is sold).