Rite Edge Camel Bone and Wood Fixed Blade Knife

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UPC 801608035209
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Description

The Rite Edge fixed blade has camel bone and wood together, giving a handle that is not quite either, with a 4.5-inch satin stainless clip point running full tang through it at 9 inches overall, with a brown leather belt sheath.

Camel bone is denser than the cattle usually seen on traditional knives, taking a polish that shows a finer grain, and set against wood the two age at different rates so the contrast sharpens with handling. The clip point drops the tip below the spine line for control while leaving a long belly behind it for general cutting.

Full tang construction runs the steel the whole length of the handle, so there is no joint to loosen or trap moisture. At 9 inches overall this is a full-size camp knife rather than a caping tool. Explore more Camp and Field Knives.

  • 4.5-inch clip point, 9 inches overall
  • Camel bone is denser than standard cattle bone
  • The two materials age at different rates
  • Full tang with a brown leather belt sheath

Specifications

Blade Finish:
Satin
Blade Length:
4.5 in
Blade Shape:
Clip Point
Blade Size:
4 to under 5 in
Blade Steel:
Stainless Steel
Blade Steel Type:
Stainless Steel
Edge Type:
Plain Edge
Handle Color:
Brown
Handle Material:
Bone/Wood
Sheath Included:
Yes
Sheath Material:
Leather
Tang:
Full Tang

Warranty

Rite Edge knives are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship. This warranty excludes normal wear, sharpening, misuse, or damage from unauthorized modification.

Description

The Rite Edge fixed blade has camel bone and wood together, giving a handle that is not quite either, with a 4.5-inch satin stainless clip point running full tang through it at 9 inches overall, with a brown leather belt sheath.

Camel bone is denser than the cattle usually seen on traditional knives, taking a polish that shows a finer grain, and set against wood the two age at different rates so the contrast sharpens with handling. The clip point drops the tip below the spine line for control while leaving a long belly behind it for general cutting.

Full tang construction runs the steel the whole length of the handle, so there is no joint to loosen or trap moisture. At 9 inches overall this is a full-size camp knife rather than a caping tool. Explore more Camp and Field Knives.

  • 4.5-inch clip point, 9 inches overall
  • Camel bone is denser than standard cattle bone
  • The two materials age at different rates
  • Full tang with a brown leather belt sheath

Specifications

Blade Finish:
Satin
Blade Length:
4.5 in
Blade Shape:
Clip Point
Blade Size:
4 to under 5 in
Blade Steel:
Stainless Steel
Blade Steel Type:
Stainless Steel
Edge Type:
Plain Edge
Handle Color:
Brown
Handle Material:
Bone/Wood
Sheath Included:
Yes
Sheath Material:
Leather
Tang:
Full Tang

Specifications

Blade Finish, Blade Length, Blade Shape, Blade Size, Blade Steel, Blade Steel Type, Edge Type, Handle Color, Handle Material, Sheath Included,

Specifications

Blade Finish:
Satin
Blade Length:
4.5 in
Blade Shape:
Clip Point
Blade Size:
4 to under 5 in
Blade Steel:
Stainless Steel
Blade Steel Type:
Stainless Steel
Edge Type:
Plain Edge
Handle Color:
Brown
Handle Material:
Bone/Wood
Sheath Included:
Yes
Sheath Material:
Leather
Tang:
Full Tang

Warranty

Rite Edge knives are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmans…

Warranty

Rite Edge knives are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship. This warranty excludes normal wear, sharpening, misuse, or damage from unauthorized modification.

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