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The Rough Rider Canoe Stroke of Luck Green Bone Knife sets a stainless spear blade with a pen blade in a distinctive green smooth bone handle, featuring special blade etching that ties into the knife's lucky theme.
That blade etching sets this piece apart as a themed collectible rather than a plain production knife, a permanent marking that gives it a story worth telling. The spear blade gives a symmetrical, reinforced tip that stays strong under pressure, well suited to piercing tasks, while the pen blade's smaller, more controlled edge handles fine detail work a larger blade manages less cleanly. The canoe pattern's distinctive shape, tapering to a point at both ends like the boat it's named for, is one of the more recognizable traditional silhouettes among collectors. Green smooth bone gives the handle an uncommon color, standing apart from the browns, whites, and blacks that dominate most traditional lineups.
Each blade holds a nail nick for opening rather than a stud or a hole, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical lock. Rough Rider brings a playful, themed touch to this classic canoe pattern, the kind of small detail that makes a knife worth talking about. Explore more Traditional Knives.
As described
The Rough Rider Canoe Stroke of Luck Green Bone Knife sets a stainless spear blade with a pen blade in a distinctive green smooth bone handle, featuring special blade etching that ties into the knife's lucky theme.
That blade etching sets this piece apart as a themed collectible rather than a plain production knife, a permanent marking that gives it a story worth telling. The spear blade gives a symmetrical, reinforced tip that stays strong under pressure, well suited to piercing tasks, while the pen blade's smaller, more controlled edge handles fine detail work a larger blade manages less cleanly. The canoe pattern's distinctive shape, tapering to a point at both ends like the boat it's named for, is one of the more recognizable traditional silhouettes among collectors. Green smooth bone gives the handle an uncommon color, standing apart from the browns, whites, and blacks that dominate most traditional lineups.
Each blade holds a nail nick for opening rather than a stud or a hole, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical lock. Rough Rider brings a playful, themed touch to this classic canoe pattern, the kind of small detail that makes a knife worth talking about. Explore more Traditional Knives.
As described