$ 310.50

$310.50
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
Son of Jesse
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Dawson is excited to announce our newest collaboration, a limited-edition field knife designed to hit right in the sweet spot between hunting and survival. Crafted from heavy-duty oversized 3/16” 80CRV2 steel stock, Son of Jesse is built tough and honed to a razor sharp edge. If you’ve been looking for that one knife that can do it all, then look no further.

Created in partnership with Christian Huff of Duck Dynasty: The Revival, Son of Jesse embodies the incredible resilience and adaptability of its namesake—from poor shepherd boy to warrior king, and everywhere in between.

Dawson is excited to announce our newest collaboration, a limited-edition field knife designed to hit right in the sweet spot between hunting and survival. Crafted from heavy-duty oversized 3/16” 80CRV2 steel stock, Son of Jesse is built tough and honed to a razor sharp edge. If you’ve been looking for that one knife that can do it all, then look no further.

Created in partnership with Christian Huff of Duck Dynasty: The Revival, Son of Jesse embodies the incredible resilience and adaptability of its namesake—from poor shepherd boy to warrior king, and everywhere in between.
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Behind the Son of Jesse

Before David was king, before the palace, before the crown, he was known simply as the son of Jesse.

 

He was the youngest son, the one left in the field while his brothers stood before Samuel the prophet. He was not introduced as the obvious choice. He was not dressed like royalty. He was a shepherd, hardened by long days outside, trusted with the flock, and shaped in the quiet places where no crowd was watching.

 

That is where the story of David begins. Not on a throne. In the field.

The Shepherd Before the Warrior

David’s courage was not created on the battlefield with Goliath. It was built in the wilderness.

 

Before Israel ever saw him stand against a giant, David had already fought for what had been entrusted to him. Scripture tells us that when a lion or bear came after the flock, David went after it. He struck it down and rescued what it had taken. That is the heart behind the Son of Jesse.

 

This knife is inspired by the David before the victory song. The shepherd who lived outdoors, watched the horizon, protected the vulnerable, and understood that responsibility often comes long before recognition.

 

It is a blade built around that same idea: quiet preparation, capable hands, and the willingness to stand guard.

Not Saul's Armor

When David stepped toward Goliath, Saul tried to dress him in the armor of a king. But David took it off.

 

It did not fit him. Instead, David walked forward with what he knew: his staff, his sling, five smooth stones, and faith in the God who had already delivered him in the field. That moment matters. David did not win by pretending to be someone else. He won by being faithful with the tools, experience, and courage God had already given him.

 

The Son of Jesse carries that same spirit. It is not overcomplicated. It is not ornamental. It is a working tool, made for the woods, the hunt, the camp, and the real-world tasks that demand strength, control, and trust.

 

From Pasture to Battlefield

The name Son of Jesse points to David in his most formative season: before the kingdom knew his name, before he became the man after God’s own heart, before the legend.

 

It reminds us that men are often shaped in hidden places first.

In the pasture. In the wilderness. In the daily work.
In the responsibility no one applauds.

 

For the hunter, the outdoorsman, the father, the husband, the craftsman, and the man who wants to be ready when the moment comes, this knife is a reminder that preparation is not wasted. The field comes before the fight.

"I love You, O LORD, my strength.
The LORD is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer.

My God is my rock, in whom I take refuge,
my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.

I will call upon the LORD, who is worthy to be praised;
so shall I be saved from my enemies."

Psalm 18:1-3, a psalm of David

Meet Christian Huff

Christian Huff is a husband, father, entrepreneur, and follower of Christ whose work sits at the intersection of faith, family, and fitness. As the founder of 4:8 Men, Christian encourages men to build strong bodies and strong faith, training physically and spiritually to live a life worthy of the calling God has placed on them.

 

Christian is also featured on A&E’s Duck Dynasty: The Revival, where the Robertson family legacy continues through a new generation rooted in faith, family, and the outdoors.

A WORD from Christian

"This past year I have been so impacted by the life of David. His anointing, how he handled fame, dealt with suffering and so many other complexities! I binge-watched the House Of David show and there is a line in the show where David is in a battle and he quotes Psalm 41… “by this I know you are well pleased with me.” I still can't exactly articulate to you why that resonated so much with me in the season I was in, but it just did. My family had been going through some difficult things and I wanted the strength to endure it. I wanted the Lord to be pleased with me while I was fighting these battles, and like David, the litmus test was that my enemies have not triumphed over me. 

 

Combining the traits of the life of David in a knife with a honeycomb handle brings together two very important influences in my life, because "Honey" is my first-born daughter's name. I'm proud to introduce 'The Son of Jesse'".

Check out CHRISTIAN ON A&E's DUCK DYNASTY: THE REVIVAL 

LEARN MORE ABOUT 4:8 MEN HERE FOR FAITH BASED FITNESS CONTENT

"By this I know that you delight in me: 
my enemy will not shout in triumph over me." 

 Psalm 41:11 

A portion of proceeds from the Son of Jesse will be donated to Illluminations to support their mission to make Gods word accessible to all people