Oh, and they believe in beer. And in fine, sturdy, sharp swords and knives. But as far as I can tell, none of the 10 employees of Joey’s Missoula-based company, Zombie Tools, believes in zombies or ...

The company is called Zombie Tools, after all. Under the new rules, knives like these probably won’t, ahem, cut it. The boys at Zombie Tools ain’t quittin’ anytime soon.

An undead apocalypse is a very dramatic hypothetical, which often leads people to think theatrically when assembling their zombie survival gear. But if real-world anarchy ever comes to your ...

Zombie Tools’ business has been growing consistently from when the company first started six years ago. Now making their weapons with 10 employees out of four bays in a workshop space in the ...

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I recently cam into possession of a good chunk of money. I have no intention of spending it all, but I thought I should get myself something cool for a ...

The folks at Zombie Tools offer a selection of customized blades, including the Traumahawk for $235, and the Mack Daddy-O (a word play on the dan dao, a Chinese broad sword), ...

The makers of these implements would probably be proud to have them called zombie-style knives. The company is called Zombie Tools, after all. Photo by Chandler Bondurant for Gear Patrol The fine ...