While at the Blade Show in June, I wanted to purchase one the the Treeman Ultra Phalanx knives. They didn't have the exact knife that I wanted with them, so I had it made after the Behrings got back home. It arrived Saturday and here it is.
I was at a loss for words when I opened the box and handled it.
It is scary just to look at.

Peter

Have you seen the "You Tube" video? My friend "TK" and I were hanging around when they put that knife to the torure test. It came through with flying colors! Nice "addition" to the "addiction"!
Best, Capt. Chris

Hi Capt. Chris
I missed the live demonstration, but I have seen the video several times and showed it to some coworkers.
I can't see that I would use it myself, but I plan to see if one of my coworkers wants to take it with him to the sandbox

Peter

Another new Treeman.
I had an idea in my head for another Treeman knife, and I wanted a tip for a handle. I exchanged emails with JR to choose a fossil walrus ivory tip, Alaskan hammer-mark blade and brown basketweave left-hand pouch sheath. The spacers and actual tip were picked by JR, the wide one being musk ox.
I think it turned out incredible, and I think you will agree.

Peter

Peter
You are getting too much cool stuff all at once. Very nice. I've had a few Treeman knives made for me and just picked some up here and there. I like both Dad and Jrs. knives. My first musk ox was a Treeman.

Great looking knives. I have a couple from dad and son as well. That fighter is something else.

Pap

Thanks Steven and Pap
I would never have know about Treeman knives before coming to these forums and I am glad that I did. They make some really unique stuff and the custom order was really quick.

Peter

Here is my musk ox trout and bird, I had posted it earlier, but I don't know where it went.

Peter

All very nice. Great pictures as well.

Pap

Peter,

That Treeman walrus tipped skinner is absolutely awesome.

Alan Grombacher
RKS#5531

Peter,
NICE LOOKING KNIVES!!!!!!
Tony

Thanks Guys
Alan
I had that made especially for me. I had an idea in my head for a Alaskan with a fossil walrus tip, and they made it turn out better than I had imagined

Peter

Peter are the sawteeth functional, cant really see the top profile from the pics?

Cheers Rich.K

Rich
They are functional, it looks like you could saw through just about anything with them.

Peter

Check out George Matheis abusing a a Phalanx at Blade this year.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2udhfPNwp8&feature=player_embedded

Here is another picture of the saw teeth of the Ultra Phalanx
I hope this shows them better

Peter