Rite Edge Stockman Classic Folding Pocket Knife

The Rite Edge Stockman Classic Folding Pocket Knife is a classic three-blade pattern, closing to 3.9 inches with clip, sheepsfoot, and spey blades all polished stainless, opened by hand with a nail nick and held shut by a slip joint.

The Stockman pattern has stayed in production for well over a century because the three blade shapes cover different jobs without needing three separate knives: a clip blade for general cutting, a sheepsfoot for flat, controlled slicing, and a spey for skinning or detail work where a point could do damage. A slip joint holds each one open through spring tension alone, no lock to release.

This particular version keeps the traditional black handle plain rather than dressed up with bone or pearl, aimed at buyers who want the pattern itself more than a decorative finish. Rite Edge sells the same Stockman pattern across several handle finishes, from plain black synthetic like this one up through bone and imitation pearl versions elsewhere in the lineup. Keeping the handle simple here brings the price down without changing anything about how the three blades actually function. The black color also hides scuffs and handling marks better than a lighter synthetic finish would over time. A nail nick rather than a thumb stud is standard on traditional patterns like this, keeping the blade profile clean and avoiding hardware that wasn't part of the original Stockman design. Explore more Stockman Knives.

• Three-blade Stockman pattern: clip, sheepsfoot, and spey
• Polished stainless blades
• Slip joint construction, opened with a nail nick
• 3.9-inch closed length