How
a 30-Pound "Demon" in the
Yukon Inspired the World's Fastest, Most Comfortable
Pocket Folder!
Dear Hotlist Tester:
I've just created a new pocket folder. It's called "The Wolverine". This one's a stunner. Thin. Comfortable. Ball-bearing hinge. Sturdy "Crossbar Deadbolt" Lock, the whole works.
It's a $119 knife. Worth every penny, too. But you (and other hotlist guys) won't pay that.
In fact, I want you to have one of these...
For FREE!
No "membership" fee. No surprise monthly charges. No strings attached.
It's a mind-blowing deal I've set up in order to build an exclusive group of "hotlist testers" – American men like you who are willing to try out my new products and then provide me a little feedback.
It's not required. You can just take advantage of this free offer and do nothing more. But I'm hoping you'll do me a favor and at least let me know what you think about it.
I'll give you all the details in just a bit.
Here's the story:You've probably heard me talk about my buddy Danny. He's an avid hunter who's been all over the world. He's stared down Kodiak Grizzlies and tracked Cape Buffalo through the thickest brush in Africa.
I swear the man has ice water in his veins.
But there's one animal
that even Danny refuses to mess with.
No, it's not the grizzly. It's the Wolverine.
Here's the crazy story he told me: Danny was hunting the Ogilvie Mountains up in the north-central Yukon Territory. Flew into the bush on a tundra tire plane. He's up near the Arctic Circle, over a hundred miles from any paved road.
Okay, this is a pitiless place. The most remote, wind-swept, brutal landscape on earth. It also just happens to be a premier spot for high-altitude sheep hunting.
That's what Danny was hunting. Dall Sheep.
He's got a registered Yukon Outfitter with him, so of course, everything's on the up-and-up. He's also carrying a wolf seal, just in case he gets a chance to harvest a Timber Wolf.
Anyway, so it's day nine of this grueling Dall Sheep adventure. Danny's glassing the valley when he spots a pack of five Timber Wolves circling a kill.
Wow, they're big...
Each one a 100+ pound killing machine!
So Danny figures this might be his chance to bag a wolf.
But wait... what's that? He notices they aren't eating. In fact, they're being backed away from their kill – by a lone 30-pound Wolverine.
What the...?
Danny can barely believe his eyes. Five hungry Timber Wolves forced off their kill by a single 30-pound pissed-off ball of muscle and hate.
Damn.
Despite the cold, Danny said he felt his upper lip sweating. It didn't make sense. Five wolves should have been able to tear that pint-sized critter to pieces.
And yet, they were afraid of him.
That fierce whirlwind of snarling fur and teeth lunged at anything that moved. He was fast. Aggressive. Fearless. The wolves seemed to understand one thing: This demon demands respect with jaws powerful enough to pulverize a frozen moose femur.
At that moment, the guide leaned over and whispered to Danny, "They won't mess with him. He's small, but he fights like he doesn't care."
Sure enough. The pack completely backed down and kept its distance while the wolverine ate their lunch.
Danny said it was one of the most
inspiring events
he'd ever witnessed.
And that story got me fired up.
I was thinking: What if I could make a kind of "force multiplier"? You know, a knife that didn't rely on bulk or weight, but on raw speed, surgical precision, with a locking mechanism as strong as that Wolverine's jaws, and a blade with the same amazing power-to-weight ratio.
So I built a knife to stay "invisible" – until it was time to get plumb mad-dog mean.
Thus, the Wolverine knife was born. Yeah, it took me two years and a boatload of cash to develop the Wolverine, but the results were well worth the effort.
Here is why it's the ultimate "Force Multiplier" for your pocket:
- Cutlery Grade Steel: The 7Cr17MoV is an outdoorman's steel that will arrive to you razor sharp. But unlike those insanely rock-hard industrial steels (that practically require laboratory equipment to sharpen), this blade can be brought back to a shaving-sharp edge fast – in the field – with a simple pocket sharpener.
- Blinding "Reflex" Speed: Inside the pivot is a high-speed ball-bearing system. One flick of the "flipper" and the 3.5-inch 3mm beefy-thick blade snaps into place faster than a heartbeat. It's the closest thing to a switchblade you can get without the legal hassles.
- The "Ghost in Your Pocket" Thinness: A wolverine can move through the brush without snapping a twig. We built this knife the same way. At just 9/16ths of an inch thin, it "disappears" in your jeans. No more bulky pocket-bulge.
- Smooth where it counts: Most tactical knives have aggressive, sandpaper-like 'checkering' on the entire handle. It looks cool, but it acts like a rip-file on your pocket. After a month, your Levis look like they've been through a shredder. The Wolverine's high-impact GRN handle is smooth exactly where it needs to be for a fast, snag-free draw. And yet the deep contours lock your hand in for a 'death-grip' during use.
- "Deadbolt" Blade Lock: A wolverine's jaws never let go. Neither does our "Crossbar Deadbolt" Blade Lock. This isn't a cheap liner-lock that'll collapse on your fingers when the pressure is on. No way. This is an over-engineered steel bar that locks the blade into a "fixed-position" the instant it opens.
Look, I'm getting older, and I value my fingers. I've seen cheap folders collapse like a mousetrap. Not here, and your fingers will thank you. That hardened steel bar in the "Deadbolt" Lock physically blocks the blade from closing. It's a kind of "deadbolt" for the blade. Go ahead and lean into this with everything you've got – it won't budge. Work with total confidence.
- The "Bulletproof" Handle: The handle is over 5 inches of high-impact GRN. It's virtually indestructible. You can drop it on concrete, run it over with your truck, or submerge it in a frozen Yukon creek. It won't crack, swell, or fail – ever.
- The "Black Magnetite" Finish: We gave it a Black Oxide (Magnetite) finish – a chemical conversion that permanently bonds to the blade steel. It fights rust, kills glare, and glides through a cut like butter.
The Wolverine achieves its goal of being a "force multiplier."
With a total length of 8-¾ inches, it's a man-sized knife. But it's surprisingly comfortable with a "never-quit" attitude that punches way above its weight class.
Just like that beast in the Ogilvie Mountains, this knife is a "sleeper." It's sleek. It's thin. It's refined. But the second you need it...
It turns into a snarling predator.
I'm damn proud of this knife.
Because you don't need to carry a boat anchor in your pocket to be prepared. You need something that possesses the "spirit" of that Yukon wolverine – compact, lightning-fast, and possessing a "bite" that's ten times its size.
Under glass at a high-end sportsman's shop, a knife with these same specs – the ball-bearing pivot, the Magnetite finish, and a genuine "Crossbar Deadbolt" Lock – would easily go for $119.
On my site, I'll be selling it for $89 next month – a tremendous bargain.
But you aren't a "retail" customer. You're on my Hotlist. And because I want to get this into your hands so you can see for yourself why Danny and I are both obsessed with this design, I'll rush you the Wolverine...
For FREE!
The only I DO ask is that you pay for the shipping and handling.
Just $14.95.
You're not joining a club. Your card won't be dinged with any sneaky charges later on. I DON'T DO THAT! This is a ONE-TIME shipping and handling fee ONLY. That's it!
Frankly, the only reason I'm even charging that fee is to separate out the serious guys from the tire kickers. You see, I figure if you aren't at least willing to pay a small shipping and handling fee to get a $119 knife to your front door, it's unlikely you'd bother giving me any feedback.
And "feedback" is the whole point of this giveaway!
Provides me with vital intel about my products before I spend a mountain of money on additional inventory and worldwide marketing.
So, you see, there's a method to my madness.
I'm so certain that once you feel this thing "disappear" into your pocket – and you experience that blazing fast half-second snap of the ball-bearing pivot – you'll finally "get" what I've been trying to tell you here.
This is simply one of the most kick-ass pocket knives you'll ever own. And you can tell me all about it in the feedback email I'll send you in a couple weeks.
So hit the "Yes" button now and get the Wolverine into your hands.
Carry it for a week. Use it for months. Take it out on your next fishing, camping, or hunting trip. Use it for chores around the home and shop. Use and abuse it as hard as you want for a FULL YEAR.
If at any point in the next 365 days you aren't 100% convinced that this is the best, most "badass" everyday carry folder you've ever owned, just email my office at support@RenegadeForge.com and demand a full and prompt refund of shipping and handling fee...
But keep the Wolverine for your trouble!
So you see, this really is a free offer! You are taking ZERO risk. I'm just trying to build an exclusive group of "hotlist testers" who are willing to give me their opinion. It's priceless to my little company.
But there is a catch. (There's always a catch.)
- If you order more than one Wolverine, you'll have to return those in order to receive a refund. But no matter what, I insist you keep one of them for FREE.
- I've only set aside 300 Wolverines for this specific test promo. This message was just sent to 3,000 other guys just like you. That means only 1 out of every 10 of you will actually get a free Wolverine.
If you wait even until tomorrow, there's a good chance you'll see a "Sold Out" sign. That means the deal's officially over, and the price shoots up to $89 (which again, is an ultra-low price for this beauty).
Don't let that happen. Be like that wolverine in the Ogilvies – move fast and take what's yours.
Hit the "Yes" button now while I still have one sitting on the shelf with your name on it.
This is Jimbo, signing off. Hit the "Yes" button now, and I'll see you inside.
Stay sharp...
Jimbo
Renegade Forge
P.S. Oh, and about Danny. The very next day, he bagged a Dall Sheep. Said he could have harvested a wolf too (he had a clear shot), but decided to leave them alone as a kind of "thanks". Turns out that their showdown with the wolverine was one of the most memorable experiences of his hunting career. I guess Danny's blood isn't just ice water after all.