July 14, 2016

Mossy Oak® and Smith’s® Partner to Offer Sharpeners for Knives, Scissors, Broadheads and More

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Mossy Oak has joined Smith’s, a trusted name in the sharpening industry for over 125 years, to offer Mossy Oak® Break-Up Country® and Break-Up® Pink sharpeners for outdoors enthusiasts.

“Smith’s is very excited to partner two of its highest quality products with the newest, most innovative Mossy Oak camouflage pattern,” said Russ Cowan, Smith’s marketing manager. “Mossy Oak is a leader in innovative camouflage patterns and the ideal company to partner with as we shift our brand message towards providing the best and most innovative sharpeners and specialty tools for the outdoors lifestyle, not just for hunters and fishermen.”

Smiths_ll Smith’s 10-Second Knife and Scissors Sharpener sharpens all types of standard-edge knives and scissors and is quick, safe and easy to use. It features a preset sharpening angle that provides guaranteed results, reversible and replaceable carbide blades and the ability to sharpen both left-handed and right-handed scissors. The suggested retail price for the 10-Second Sharpener is $8.99 and is available in Break-Up Country or Break-Up Pink.

The Edge Stick Knife and Broadhead Sharpener is great for sharpening knives, tools and broadheads. It features precision ground carbide blades, interrupted surface diamond stone, and cast aluminum housing and comes with a fabric storage pouch. The Edge Stick Sharpener has an MSRP of $19.99 and comes in Break-Up Country.

Smith’s products are available at leading retailers, online and through mail order catalogs. For more information, visit http://www.smithsproducts.com or call 1-800-221-4156.

Smith’s is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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