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Tom Brown Tracker #3
The iconic Tom Brown Tracker now in stainless steel.
The Tom Brown Tracker #3 may be smaller than the original but it is making its appearance in 154cm stainless steel.
SKU:
TBT-031
Description
Details
The Tom Brown Tracker has been one of the most popular blades produced by TOPS for many years. It is one of the biggest, beefiest multi-tools in existence. Designed by Tom Brown Jr. and featured in the movie "The Hunted". TOPS is proud to present the Tom Brown Tracker in 154cm stainless steel. The Tracker #3 is slightly larger than the Tracker #2 but slightly smaller than the Tracker #1. This design was made for chopping, skinning, carving, gutting, scoring, cutting, slashing, slicing, and just about anything else you would need to do in the wilderness.
Specs
Specs
| Knife Type | Fixed Blade |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 10.75" |
| Blade Length | 5.75" |
| Cutting Edge | 5.50" |
| Blade Thickness | 0.190" |
| Blade Steel | 154cm RC 58-60 Cryo Treated |
| Blade Finish | Tumble Finish |
| Handle Material | Black Canvas Micarta |
| Knife Weight | 13.8oz |
| Weight w/ Sheath | 18.4oz |
| Sheath Included | Yes |
| Sheath Material | Black Kydex |
| Sheath Clip | Rotating Spring Steel |
| Designer | Tom Brown, Jr. |
Reviews
Customer Reviews (1)
- What a Wonderful Tool
- My wife surprised me with my Tracker 3 when I was going to attend Tom Brown's basic course. What a great tool. After the course and dozens of adventures in the woods I stripped the powder coat off, which only improved the performance. People either love or hate it, but I say you have to try one. I have converted so many people to Tops products by having them borrow my knives and really try them. Especially for practicing traps, shelters, and bow drill kits the knife is amazing. The only thing I would change for me is if it was the same size, but thinner. Let me say I understand why it is not. This knife is intended to NEVER FAIL, and to do a good job on a myriad of tasks. This truly is a jack of all trades, master of some. Is it is exactly as it should be. I do recommend partnering it with something more delicate, a small folder, neck knife for more delicate tasks. (Posted on 6/4/2020)
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