Tired of flimsy blades that fold under pressure like your excuses for skipping the gym? Meet Cedar Creek Knives—the trusty sidekick that laughs in the face of stubborn packaging, rogue fishing line, and that one friend who insists on opening beer bottles with their teeth. These little legends from the great outdoors pack more personality than a raccoon in a trash can. Sharp, sturdy, and ready for adventure (or just slicing cheese at the picnic), a Cedar Creek knife doesn’t just cut—it commits. Grab one, and suddenly you’re the hero of the campsite… or at least the guy who can finally open the jerky. Cedar Creek Knives
Dakota Knives (also Dako Knives) were pocket knives with your company logo laser engraved on the handle or blade. They were inexpensive, and made in China for the promotional product business. They were popular because of the quality-to-price ratio was quite high. Then, due to a similarity in trade name to another company, Dakota knives looked for a new line name. It became “Cedar Creek knives.”
They are still made overseas, and are of a high quality because of the dedicated craftsmen. Other products were added to the line, including flashlights and lighters, compasses, multi-tools and tape measures.
