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ESEE Knives began in 1997 as a survival training operation in Peru, called Randall’s Adventure & Training. Over the years, they began designing survival knives for their own sister company as well as several other stateside knife companies, including Ontario and TOPS. The two ventures went on to unite as ESEE Knives.
The spark of ESEE knives started in 1997 when Mike Perrin and Jeff Randall paired to create a real survival brand that focused on quality and not hype. They started Randall's Adventure & Training and got a contract with the Peruvian Air Force to teach clients the art of survival in the Amazon jungle of Peru.
After operating in South America for several years, they brought their business stateside and started a sister company producing knives and gear. After five years of designing the RAT line of knives for Ontario Knife Company, ESEE was formed.
ESEE is now a household name in the knife industry. ESEE fixed blades are known for their survival prowess and ability for hard use.
The ESEE Izula is widely known in the knife industry for its extreme strength and durability, but also its very compact size. Check out the video above as we put one to the test to see how it fared in a survival situation!
Want to get straight to the point? Our three bestselling ESEE knives are the Izula, Expat Libertariat, and the ESEE-3.
From ESEE as of June 2019:
Our warranty is pretty simple: if you break it, we will repair or replace it. We will not question the validity of your warranty claim for a broken knife, handles, sheath, clip plate or hardware. Warranty is lifetime and transferable. In other words, we warranty these products no matter how many times they have been traded, sold or given away – no sales receipt or proof of purchase required. We must have these products returned to validate a warranty claim.
ESEE KNIVES ARE NOT THROWING KNIVES! They are hardened to a higher Rockwell than throwing knives and will most likely break if thrown, possibly harming the user. So, do yourself and your ESEE knife a favor and DO NOT throw it. Using any knife not meant to be thrown as a throwing knife is idiotic! We would rather idiots not buy our knives.
Read the full warranty here.
