Grizzly Peak Enterprises After forty years of timber cutting experience, Albert Altmiller of Orofino, Idaho, built his first axe scabbard. He introduced them to timber cutters in the Clearwater River country in the North Idaho Panhandle. For many years, when logging was in its prime, Al's scabbards were used by almost all the timber cutters in north Idaho and western Montana, and they eventually were well-known in Washington, Oregon and California as well. Today they are also used on the east coast, Canada, and Alaska. Safety Through Superior Design & Materials Al's Scabbards are the safest way to carry a sharp axe while in use. The design of the scabbard keeps the axe from poking you in the ribs while you sliding off a log or down a bank. The lightweight scabbards keep your tools handy and are many times safer. The tempered aluminum scabbards are tough and stay clean of snow, dirt, and sawdust and last many times longer than other types of carriers. Rain, snow and sun have no effect
