The Hudson Bay Era ADZ is a hand-forged, high-carbon steel adz head modeled after tools used by trappers, voyageurs, and wilderness craftsmen of the 18th and 19th centuries. This rugged and functional tool comes safely secured in a custom full-grain cowhide sheath, made by American leather artisans to protect your edge and your pack.

The adz is a time-tested bushcraft tool ideal for:

• Shaping wooden handles and tool hafts

• Hollowing out bowls, spoons, and dugout containers

• Shaving and trimming larger pieces of wood for shelters or camp furniture

Before you put it to work, your first challenge is to craft a custom handle. Don’t worry — we’ve got you covered.

Included with your Plus item is the ADZ WORKBOOK, a full-color guide that walks you through:

• A brief history of the adz and its wilderness significance

• Tool care, sharpening, and storage tips

• Step-by-step instructions for carving and fitting your own handle

• Creative project ideas including:
  ▸ Camp tongs
  ▸ Ötzi-inspired bow
  ▸ Primitive atlatl
  ▸ Mallets and more

Whether you’re a seasoned woodsman or a hands-on beginner, the Hudson Bay Era ADZ will quickly become a cherished part of your self-reliance toolkit. It’s not just a tool—it’s an invitation to learn, craft, and connect with the legacy of wilderness survival.