Specifications and features:
Plain clip blade
Plain spey blade
4-1/8" closed
3.7 ounces
Chrome vanadium
Yellow synthetic handle
Factory warranty
For warranty issues, contact 800-523-6350
Case Yellow Trapper -
Case Knives, Yellow Handle (Chrome Vanadium) Trapper feature: Chrome Vanadium steel blades, bright yellow handles with nickel silver Case shield and nickel silver bolsters.
Clip Blade -
The clip blade is a classic shape and very practical. Its name describes a shape that seems to have a portion of the spine of the blade clipped off. This brings the blade point lower for extra control and enhances the sharpness of the tip. It provides ample "belly" in the blade for slicing or skinning and a good tip for inserting in and under things that need to be cut. You will often find a false edge with the clip point.
Spey Blade -
A spey point blade (once used for speying animals) has a single, mostly straight edge that curves strongly upwards at the end to meet a short, dull, straight clip from the dull back. With the curved end of the blade being closer to perpendicular to the blade's axis than other knives and lacking a point, making penetration unlikely, spay points can be suitable for skinning.
Chrome Vanadium -
Chrome Vanadium which is used for many different types of tools because when heat-treated it has excellent properties such as strength, toughness, and resistance to wear and fatigue.
Plain clip blade
Plain spey blade
4-1/8" closed
3.7 ounces
Chrome vanadium
Yellow synthetic handle
Factory warranty
For warranty issues, contact 800-523-6350
Case Yellow Trapper -
Case Knives, Yellow Handle (Chrome Vanadium) Trapper feature: Chrome Vanadium steel blades, bright yellow handles with nickel silver Case shield and nickel silver bolsters.
Clip Blade -
The clip blade is a classic shape and very practical. Its name describes a shape that seems to have a portion of the spine of the blade clipped off. This brings the blade point lower for extra control and enhances the sharpness of the tip. It provides ample "belly" in the blade for slicing or skinning and a good tip for inserting in and under things that need to be cut. You will often find a false edge with the clip point.
Spey Blade -
A spey point blade (once used for speying animals) has a single, mostly straight edge that curves strongly upwards at the end to meet a short, dull, straight clip from the dull back. With the curved end of the blade being closer to perpendicular to the blade's axis than other knives and lacking a point, making penetration unlikely, spay points can be suitable for skinning.
Chrome Vanadium -
Chrome Vanadium which is used for many different types of tools because when heat-treated it has excellent properties such as strength, toughness, and resistance to wear and fatigue.