Rough Rider

Rough Ryder Knives takes its name from the group of men who volunteered to follow Teddy Roosevelt. In 1898, 23,000 men volunteered to ride with Teddy Roosevelt, but he only chose 2,000. The men came from all corners of the country. They were Princeton football players, full-blooded Pawnee Indians, expert trail cowboys, aristocratic Englishmen, polo players and even Rhodes Scholars. They came from all states and walks of life. These men became one of the finest fighting forces in history. They became his Rough Riders.

Just as varied as Teddy Roosevelt's group of fighters is the catalogue of products offered by Rough Ryder, consisting of numerous knives and blades of various finishes, high quality and affordable prices for all budgets.