Small and Mighty

The Speedgoat has become one of our most popular knives because of its weight, thinness, and toughness. Meet its little brother, the Mini-Speedgoat. The Mini-Speedgoat is tough enough to tackle the same tasks as the Speedgoat, but the smaller, thinner, and lighter design makes it even more ideal for non-hunting purposes…

Everyday Carry

At 6.5 inches and 1 ounce, the Mini-Speedgoat is the first practical fixed-blade EDC knife. It’s virtually unnoticeable when clipped inside a pant pocket, and the 3-inch blade makes the Mini-Speedgoat legal for open carry in most U.S. cities.

Bird and Trout

While the Speedgoat and Blackfoot quickly became the go-to blades for many anglers and small game hunters, we felt the knives were slightly overbuilt for these tasks. The Mini-Speedgoat is the perfect size. When clipped to chest waders or fly vests, it lies flat and won’t interfere with casting motions. The compact blade design also acts like a surgical scalpel in the right hands.

 Trail Companion

Bear spray and firearms can be incredibly effective for self-defense on the trail, but they’re often too cumbersome to carry — especially on intense hikes and trail runs. The Mini-Speedgoat clips comfortably in running shorts’ pockets or on leggings, bra straps, and heart rate monitors. This gives a reliable measure of defense without hindering movement or performance.

Like its bigger brother, the Mini-Speedgoat takes its name from the Pronghorn Antelope native to Montana and the American West. These aptly named “speedgoats” are the fastest land mammals in the Western Hemisphere. They can move through the toughest terrain with extreme speed and precision, making them the perfect symbol for our lightest hunting blade.

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