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In the Bible, Adullam is the name of the city where David slew Goliath. It is also the name of the cave where David, not yet king, sheltered from Saul and gathered four hundred men who were "in distress, in debt, and discontented." In that cave, those men were forged into King David's mighty men.

Adullam simply means a "Place of Refuge" and "Justice of the People." It has become a symbol of the place where God shapes leaders and communities through hardship—a pattern: take what is vulnerable and forge it into strength.

This company was forged from a blast that nearly killed our founder, Zachary Paschall, a former Navy SEAL Chief. In 2010, a rocket struck a wall a foot from Zachary's head. No shrapnel. No medevac. The blast was never documented—but the damage was real: years of unexplained physical and mental decline, cognitive fog, and a system that wrote him off instead of seeing what had happened to his brain.

When he dug into the research, he found what others had missed: the very training designed to keep elite operators alive was quietly breaking them down. Understanding had grown, but protection, innovation, and urgency still weren't reaching the people carrying the weight.

After leaving the Navy, Zachary went into the wilderness in solitude to ask one question: "What comes next?" In that solitude came a vision of the word "forest," broken up by the same "r" into "for rest." He knew the meaning. The outdoors had always been the place he went to seek healing and restoration. When he woke, he knew this would become his new direction, mission, and focus.

The Adullam Company was born in that wilderness. It was the answer he had been looking for. We exist to close the survivability gap for our warfighters, first responders, serious outdoor professionals, and the communities who stand in the gap.

Adullam is not just a company, but an ecosystem built on the development and integration of advanced proprietary AI, quantum, and nanotechnologies—where we turn hard-earned lessons from the field into gear, code, and technology that does one thing: bring more people home alive, healthy, and whole.

Today, The Adullam Company operates as a modern Cave of Adullam for those who protect and endure—a place where end users can trust that someone has taken their survivability personally and built an ecosystem to back it up. Here, innovation is not an end in itself but is always directed at one question: How do we bring them home—not just alive, but healthy and whole?

Across the entire Adullam family, our promise is simple:

If something we make fails because of how it was built—due to defects in materials or workmanship during its intended use—we will repair or replace it for the life of the product.

No fine print, no runaround—because your life and trust matter more than our gear.

That's the standard American-made once took pride in, and we say it's time to bring it back.

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

The Adullam Company is a U.S.-based, multi-brand survivability platform built by and for people who know what it means to stand in harm's way, with a simple belief: people are not disposable. What began as a mission to protect warriors has grown into a family of brands serving those who operate in demanding environments—from the battlefield to the backcountry.

Within one ecosystem, we integrate advanced AI, quantum, and nanotechnology-driven materials into mission-critical gear and concealment systems, backed by U.S. manufacturing and operator-driven design, with a singular focus: innovation that saves lives. Adullam operates a family of synergistic brands, driven by discovering real gaps in the field and building solutions through next-generation R&D, agile engineering, and full-lifecycle manufacturing.

We turn frontline problems into practical answers—blast-reducing systems, adaptive AI concealment, gear that releases when seconds matter—built and designed from real-world operations and experience. Adullam exists so that warfighters and first responders (Tribe), hunters (Hyde), serious outdoor professionals (Forest), and everyday families and communities (The Real Bigfoot) can trust that someone is taking their survivability personally.

Our legacy will be defined by the lives protected, careers extended, and communities restored—not by hype cycles. We intend to be remembered as a place of Refuge, Justice of the People, and the Protection of Life.

We build, fund, and deploy only the innovations we would trust with our own lives and families—products, systems, and programs that can be relied on when everything is on the line.