Cattleman's Stockman Blue Delrin Pocket Knife

The Cattlemans Cutlery Stockman has satin stainless clip, spey and sheepsfoot blades in a blue Delrin handle with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 3.5 inches.

Blue on a stockman is a modern color. The pattern's traditional palette runs bone, brown, black and the bright yellows that came from needing to find a dropped knife in a feedlot, and blue belongs to none of that. Paired with nickel silver bolsters, which carry a warmer tone than stainless and take a patina over years, the result reads more like a gift knife than a working one.

Three blades divide the work: the clip for general cutting, the sheepsfoot for controlled push cuts against a surface, and the spey for scraping without a point to puncture. Delrin holds its shape where bone would move with moisture, and it resists the chemicals a barn knife meets. Explore more Stockman Knives.

• Blue sits outside the stockman's traditional palette
• Nickel silver bolsters take a patina over years
• Reads more as a gift knife than a working one
• Clip, spey and sheepsfoot blades, 3.5 inches closed