controlling the cutting edge
The design was inspired by Bob Carpenter with the intent to mix the classic lines of the modified clip point
The Pattadese (pronounced pah-tah-day-say) takes that stunning design and scales it down by over 15 percent to make it even handier and more pocket friendly
this clever hybrid effortlessly slices through holey Emmental and nutty Gruyère then doubles to tackle your cheese fondue
ridges at the top for added grip
Case 51850 - Pocket Worn Mediterranean Blue Bone Peach Seed Jig Trapper (6254 SS) Sheepfoot controlling the cutting edgeThe Case Trapper is one of the most iconic designs ever made. Originally designed for fur trappers (hence the name), the knife includes two blades of equal lengths. The clip point blade is intended for everyday cutting such as slicing food, cutting twine, whittling, etc. The Spey blade, as its name implies, was designed for speying animals, a process that requires a very specific cut, without cutting anything else. The design is excellent for precise