Hill & Creek - Return of Jason Baker/CFK/iPak

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You tell me where to get a better damascus tracker with pakkawood handles. I’ll be waiting.
 
The worst part about the new sociopathic ad isn't even their smiles that they couldn't even fake for a still picture! It is the American flag background. As usual they are lying blatantly about these being USA sourced and that they make them - which is the whole reason for the uninitiated getting that feeling they found some kind of hidden treasure and unbeatable deal. Remember, there are $20 "survival knives" all over ebay and Amazon... and they are not marked at $149 or $399 behind the wrong flag.

Blacksmith Swords
Wazirabad Road, NTN
51310 SIALKOT, PAKISTAN
 
crufflers said:
The worst part about the new sociopathic ad isn't even their smiles that they couldn't even fake for a still picture! It is the American flag background. As usual they are lying blatantly about these being USA sourced and that they make them - which is the whole reason for the uninitiated getting that feeling they found some kind of hidden treasure and unbeatable deal. Remember, there are $20 "survival knives" all over ebay and Amazon... and they are not marked at $149 or $399 behind the wrong flag.

Blacksmith Swords
Wazirabad Road, NTN
51310 SIALKOT, PAKISTAN
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The best part of the whole thing is that they named the brand IPAK, then tried to imply that these were USA knives. The brand name is right there, it's telling you something.
 
luethge said:
With smiles like that, how could they not be trusted?
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His "smile" looks more like he is grinding his teeth in an effort not to laugh and give it all away


fishface5 said:
And a flag! Take my money!
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with sparkling stars, no less


Triton said:
I don't know the history here, but just the numbers given trip my BSometer. 300,000 custom handmade knives since 2004 would be an incredible accomplishment. That would be 15789 knives a year or about 40 knives a day.
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They should be giving lessons to Survive! knives ;)
 
Chris*33 said:
They should be giving lessons to Survive! knives ;)
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Instead of such a long delay while building and buying and calibrating the production line and all the CNC processes, etc... sourcing steel, while paying customers get mad and potential customers write them off as flakes, they could have just placed a few orders with these life savers to bridge the gap:

Blacksmith Swords
Wazirabad Road, NTN
51310 SIALKOT, PAKISTAN
 
Hey JB, can we see some pics or better yet video of the factory production line and the in-house made micarta using the Egyptian Cotton? Showing us all the sites would be really good for business. When you post the pics and videos I will order a couple.

"Our exotic handle materials are sourced from all over the world, including the USA, and our micarta is made in-house from Egyptian cottons, canvases, and linens. Our blade manufacturing headquarters is located in Japan and our knives are finished in England. The marketing, sales, shipping, and warranty services are located in Florida. All our textured-micarta grips and scrimshaw bone, horn, and wood handles are made in USA. "

Are you near Seki City in Japan? What part of England? Sorry about these guys in here being rude. I don't think your wife has a huge head. I assumed you guys are like 4'4" tall so her head is probably pretty small. Looking forward to checking out the videos.
 
crufflers said:
Hey JB, can we see some pics or better yet video of the factory production line and the in-house made micarta using the Egyptian Cotton? Showing us all the sites would be really good for business. When you post the pics and videos I will order a couple.

"Our exotic handle materials are sourced from all over the world, including the USA, and our micarta is made in-house from Egyptian cottons, canvases, and linens. Our blade manufacturing headquarters is located in Japan and our knives are finished in England. The marketing, sales, shipping, and warranty services are located in Florida. All our textured-micarta grips and scrimshaw bone, horn, and wood handles are made in USA. "

Are you near Seki City in Japan? What part of England? Sorry about these guys in here being rude. I don't think your wife has a huge head. I assumed you guys are like 4'4" tall so her head is probably pretty small. Looking forward to checking out the videos.
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This is amazing. LOL
 
Chris*33 said:
His "smile" looks more like he is grinding his teeth in an effort not to laugh and give it all away




with sparkling stars, no less




They should be giving lessons to Survive! knives ;)
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Ha! Yes you are right!
 
Learned everything about the business from Chris Williams I bet…giving me flashbacks.
 
The world is full of profoundly and irreparably stupid people. These hucksters know that.
 
Huh! Looks like we got some serious trash talking and personal attacks on a person here. Let’s see how I can sum all this up for you internet Heros. As an avid hunter/outdoorsman I have always enjoyed a well made usable blade. That being said, there is a huge void in the knife market here in the USA. CFK fills that void. A short story for you all. I had previously owned a high end knife from a maker out of Montana, not going to list the maker. The knife never held an edge, at $800 the knife it was beautiful, but worthless in the field. The maker wouldn’t replace the knife or trade for a usable one. I Still have the knife as it sits in my gun room. I was in need of a new hunting/outdoor knife. Found a gunshow in Portland Oregon and purchased a CFK knife. From the look and feel of the knife it seemed well made and very sharp. That next week turned out hunting season and a bountiful one. My sons both filled tags and I as well. I used that D2 CFK knife to dress out all 3 mulies! Did not sharpen or have to sharpen the blade one time. The next season we filled two tags and then went onto Alaska for a moose hunt. Same thing. I touched up the edge slightly just in case before flying out and loved the knife so much I had to find more of them for my sons. The price point, outstanding! The quality, awesome. The sad thing I see here on this forum is a bunch of knife snobs sitting in their living room stroking their egos, trash talking a family man, his wife and his family, which is beyond words. I’d say you are all spineless cowards who sit behind your keyboards and spread your toxic BS onto those trying to be successful and fill a void. Not everyone wants or can spend $500 plus to buy a hunting/outdoor knife. I have been blessed in my life and retired at 40. At 45, being bored I decided to market and traveled all over the US to sell CFK knives. I have sold on average 100-300 knives a month for the past 5 years and out of all of those knives I’ve only had to warranty 4 knives. Zero blade failures, only handle scale fractures. Everyone of these failures by operator error, either dropping them or dishwasher, which every knife guy knows is not ok. So all you trash talking cowards on here who trash a family man’s wife and his family are sad and sore losers. I’m guessing you all have a personal grudge against anyone who you get your feelings hurt by, or your poor little egos! I put a challenge to all of you!!!!! I’ll be in Tulsa Oklahoma this next weekend and I’ll have three tables there plum full of Jason’s knives. I dare you, yep! Dare you to come n talk your trash at my table, or better I challenge you to buy one and actually us it!!!! Anyone else is just a fraud and a trash talking loser to talk garbage about an outstanding guy, his family, his wife, he who served this nation and is now just trying to live the American dream. You are all cowards!! Come on out!!! See, we people out here in the real world, who work hard, play hard, raise our families and don’t want to blow every dime we have on a knife for bragging rights, We actually use our knives, not sit and dream of how good those knives might work dressing out an animal!! Next!!
 
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