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The Rough Rider Black Cherry Bone Lockback sets a stainless spear blade with a spey blade in a distinctive black cherry-colored smooth bone handle, featuring nickel silver bolsters and special blade etching.
Bone dyeing techniques have been refined over generations of traditional cutlery production, and that black cherry color gives the handle a rich, deep red-brown tone that stands apart from the more common white, brown, or black colorways found on most Rough Rider lockbacks. The spear blade gives a symmetrical, reinforced tip that stays strong under pressure, while the spey blade's flatter edge and rounded tip is purpose-built for detail work and skinning tasks that a pointed blade handles noticeably less cleanly, a practical two-blade pairing. Blade etching adds a decorative touch that sets this piece apart from a plain, unmarked blade found on more basic budget lockbacks.
A lockback secures the blade open with a spine-mounted release, long considered one of the most trusted traditional locking mechanisms because of how much force it takes to fail. At 3 inches closed, it stays pocketable for everyday carry without weighing down a pocket. Rough Rider built this piece for collectors who want a distinctive bone color paired with two-blade utility rather than a single-purpose folder. Explore more Lockback Knives.
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The Rough Rider Black Cherry Bone Lockback sets a stainless spear blade with a spey blade in a distinctive black cherry-colored smooth bone handle, featuring nickel silver bolsters and special blade etching.
Bone dyeing techniques have been refined over generations of traditional cutlery production, and that black cherry color gives the handle a rich, deep red-brown tone that stands apart from the more common white, brown, or black colorways found on most Rough Rider lockbacks. The spear blade gives a symmetrical, reinforced tip that stays strong under pressure, while the spey blade's flatter edge and rounded tip is purpose-built for detail work and skinning tasks that a pointed blade handles noticeably less cleanly, a practical two-blade pairing. Blade etching adds a decorative touch that sets this piece apart from a plain, unmarked blade found on more basic budget lockbacks.
A lockback secures the blade open with a spine-mounted release, long considered one of the most trusted traditional locking mechanisms because of how much force it takes to fail. At 3 inches closed, it stays pocketable for everyday carry without weighing down a pocket. Rough Rider built this piece for collectors who want a distinctive bone color paired with two-blade utility rather than a single-purpose folder. Explore more Lockback Knives.
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