The Gallantry – A Combat-Ready Bushcraft Blade

The Gallantry is the third blade in our Mountainside Mettle Series, a tribute to the Ginunting knife, the official sword of the Philippine Marines. Designed for both bushcraft and combat applications, this 16.25-inch scythe-like blade is forged from 1075 high carbon steel, delivering the perfect balance of durability, precision, and power.

Versatile, Functional, and Built for Action

The Gallantry’s specialized handle ensures a secure grip, whether used for precision cutting, bushcraft tasks, or specialized combat techniques. Its non-sharpened top edge enhances versatility, allowing for controlled chopping and draw knife use without compromising its cutting power. Unlike other modern Ginunting designs, the Gallantry prioritizes comfort, stability, and real-world functionality.

Expert-Driven Design

The Gallantry was developed by Jason Breeden, a veteran knife designer with 30 years of experience, in collaboration with Jason Marsteiner and other instructors from The Survival University. Designed to merge combat efficiency with outdoor practicality, this blade was built for those who demand strength and adaptability in the field.

Rugged Construction & Customizable Sheath

Manufactured by Condor Knife and Tool Company, the Gallantry comes with a Black Kydex & Cordura ambidextrous sheath, featuring two expandable Ferro rod holders (fits 3/8” to 1/2” rods). The sheath is modification-friendly, allowing users to adjust their carry setup to fit their needs.

The Gallantry isn’t just a blade—it’s a purpose-built tool for those who demand excellence in both combat and survival.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Blade Length: 16.25”Blade Thickness: 0.1875”
• Overall Length: 23.75″
• Blade Material: 1075 High Carbon Steel
• Blade Finish: Stonewashed
• Handle Material: Green/Gray Micarta
• Sheath: Black Kydex and Cordura (Ambidextrous) with two Expandable Ferro Rod Holders for3/8”-1/2” diameter
• Weight: 1lb 12.6oz
• Designers: Jason Breeden, Jason Marsteiner, and TSU Instructors
• Made in El Salvador by Condor Tool and Knife