ESEE makes specialty fixed blades beyond the numbered 3, 4, 5, and 6 lineup. This category covers the purpose-built tools for specific tasks: machetes for jungle work, dedicated hunting knives, bushcraft hybrids, chopping axes, and the Camp-Lore signature series designed by named ESEE designers and pro staff. Every knife here carries the same 1095 steel, Rowen heat treat, and unconditional lifetime warranty that define the standard ESEE lineup.
The Junglas is ESEE's short machete, built for Colombian Jungla Special Operations Forces who needed a tool that could cut coca plants and destroy mature marijuana plantings without breaking. It runs a 10.38-inch 1095 blade at 0.188-inch thickness with canvas Micarta handles, 16.5 inches overall and 23 ounces. The full flat grind delivers chopping power while keeping enough blade belly for slicing and detail work. The Junglas II scales the platform down to an 8.38-inch blade at 19.8 ounces, giving you machete-style reach in a package closer to the ESEE 6 in carry footprint. Both ship with Kydex sheaths and Molle-compatible Cordura backing.
The Ashley Game Knife is ESEE's first purpose-built hunting blade, designed by guide Ashley Emerson around his experience field-dressing everything from squirrels to buffalo. It runs a 3.5-inch drop point in 1095 at 0.156-inch thickness with Canvas Micarta scales and a leather sheath. Blade and handle length are optimized for leverage on tasks like splitting a sternum. The Gibson Axe is a compact camp and carving axe designed by bladesmith James Gibson with a Viking-style bearded head, 4.5-inch cutting edge, and sculpted Micarta scales. At 10.5 inches overall and 20.5 ounces, it fits in a pack while delivering genuine chopping performance.
The Laser Strike bridges the bushcraft and survival categories, named after a 1990s South American counter-drug operation the ESEE team worked. It runs a 4.75-inch 1095 spear-point blade at 0.188-inch thickness with Micarta scales that include a hollowed-out tang for tinder storage and a bow drill divot on one scale. Total weight is 9.5 ounces. The spear-point profile excels at drilling, piercing, and general camp work, and the integrated fire-starter features make it a self-contained survival platform.
The Camp-Lore line covers ESEE knives designed by named personalities in the outdoor community. The CR2.5 is Cody Rowen's compact bushcraft blade. The PR4 is Patrick Rollins's mid-size camp knife. The RB3 is Reuben Bolieu's traditional bushcrafter. The JG3 is James Gibson's compact outdoor knife. Every Camp-Lore model ships with a leather sheath, Micarta handles, and the same 1095 carbon steel and Rowen heat treat used across the core ESEE lineup.