D2 Steel Tracker Knives

One Knife, Every Task

Inspired by the legendary tracker design, these blades are built to do the work of several tools at once — chop and baton at the broad end, carve and detail at the fine end. Forged in tough D2 tool steel, they're made for the person who wants to carry one knife into the backcountry and trust it completely.

D2 Where It Counts

A tracker earns its keep under hard use, which is exactly why D2 tool steel suits it. It holds a keen edge through carving and chopping alike, and stands up to wet, cold, and rough conditions.

• Steel: D2 high-carbon tool steel
• Hardness: 59–61 HRC
• Build: Full-tang, with comfortable Micarta handles
• Use: Bushcraft, batoning, carving, survival, camp craft
• Sheath: Dual-carry leather sheath, included

A Modern Survival Companion

Rugged, balanced, and handmade, these tracker knives are designed to feel like an extension of your hand when it matters most.

Browse the full tracker knives range, or, if you love a patterned blade, see our Damascus tracker knives. Headed deeper into the woods? Pair it with one of our bushcraft knives.

Frequently Asked Questions – D2 Steel Tracker Knives

What makes D2 steel a good choice for a tracker knife?

A tracker takes heavy chopping, batoning, and carving, and D2 tool steel handles all of it. Its high wear resistance keeps the long cutting edge sharp through hard field use, so the knife stays ready for the next task.

Is the D2 steel on these tracker knives stainless?

D2 is semi-stainless. With around 12% chromium it resists rust far better than plain carbon steel, but it is not fully stainless, so a light wipe of oil after wet or heavy use keeps it spotless.

What can I do with a D2 tracker knife in the field?

Use the forward belly for chopping and batoning firewood, the main edge for carving and food prep, and the sawback spine for notching wood and building shelters — one blade covering the jobs of several tools.

How hard are your D2 tracker blades on the HRC scale?

They are heat-treated to 59–61 HRC, hard enough to hold a keen edge through chopping and carving yet tough enough to resist chipping during demanding survival work.

Does a D2 tracker knife have a sawback spine?

Many of our tracker models feature a sawback or serrated spine for notching and rough sawing. Check each listing to see the exact spine configuration.

Are these D2 tracker knives full tang?

Yes. The D2 steel runs unbroken from tip to pommel, giving the knife the rigidity and strength a heavy-use tracker design demands.

Is a D2 tracker knife legal to own in Canada and the USA?

In Canada a fixed-blade D2 tracker is legal to own and carry as a tool for lawful outdoor use, since the law looks at intent rather than blade length. In most US states ownership is legal, but carry laws vary by state and city, so check your local rules.

How do I sharpen a D2 tracker blade?

Because D2 is wear-resistant, a diamond stone or quality whetstone works best. Keep the blade clean, dry, and lightly oiled. Our knife care guide covers the full routine.

Should I get a D2 or a Damascus tracker knife?

Pick D2 for a pure rugged workhorse at a great value, or a Damascus tracker for the same outdoor capability with an eye-catching pattern-welded blade.

Do you ship D2 tracker knives to the USA and Canada?

Yes. We forge every knife by hand in Canada with free shipping across Canada, plus affordable shipping rates to the USA and other countries.