Aussies call a larrikin a “galah” for a reason — these birds are famous for hanging upside down, sliding down wires, and generally clowning around. Fun fact: galahs are highly social birds and often travel in large, noisy flocks, making their distinctive calls a familiar sound across much of Australia. Garry channels that same cheeky energy into a tougher package: an 87mm Sandvik blade on a rugged G10 handle, built to survive far more than a bit of horseplay.
