DAGGERR · HIGHLY ALLOCATED

Some knives are harder to get.

Certain Daggerr releases reach dealers in quantities that are tight relative to demand. We call these Highly Allocated Knives.

Availability status · not a separate product line

WHAT “HIGHLY ALLOCATED” MEANS

Ask for the knife you want.

Highly allocated means availability is selective and dealers may need to request a model specifically. It does not automatically mean the knife is discontinued, and it does not automatically make every allocated model a numbered limited edition.

That distinction matters: a knife can be part of the regular Daggerr range and still be difficult to find in a particular market at a particular time.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ONE

Three useful moves.

01

Check Daggerr retailers.

Start with Where to Buy and look for the exact model in your market.

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02

Ask the dealer by model name.

If it is not on the website, ask whether the store can order it or request an allocation. Not every incoming knife appears as regular online stock.

03

No Daggerr dealer nearby?

Ask the established knife shop you already trust whether they can bring in Daggerr. Retailer demand helps our distributors understand which markets want the brand.

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FOR DEALERS

Customer asked for a Daggerr you do not have?

Highly Allocated models may require a specific allocation request. U.S. dealers can work through Blue Ridge Knives; dealers in other markets can use Daggerr Trading or contact Daggerr for the right route.

ONE IMPORTANT DISTINCTION

Allocated is about availability.
Limited is about the release.

When a Daggerr knife is a numbered or explicitly limited edition, we identify that separately. If you are unsure about a particular model, ask us or your dealer.

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