The Gear Hall of Fame

These items are not new, but the are supreme examples of hunting and fishing gear. They all perform their jobs unfailingly. None of them has been around for less than 30 years. Some of them are continuations of ideas that have been around for a century or more.

That is why these products are the first to be inducted into the Field & Steram Gear Hall of Fame. They are indispensable to the success and enjoyment of our sports.

THE PRIME CUT: Clifford Zwicky created the Eskimo broadhead in 1942, and it hasn't changed. The secret to its longevity is its simplicity: an elegantly shaped wedge of carbon steel that flies true, cuts deep, and has a multilayer tip strong enough to break heavy bone. It needs hand-sharpening, but running a whetstone along its cutting edge is pure pleasure.