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Trapper Knife
SKU M31476
Original price was: $95.00.$28.50Current price is: $28.50.
The Classic Carry Built for dependable utility with a nod to tradition, the Trapper Knife is a reliable companion wherever there's work to be done. Made in collaboration with Bear & Son Cutlery, it features a…
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The Classic Carry
Built for dependable utility with a nod to tradition, the Trapper Knife is a reliable companion wherever there's work to be done. Made in collaboration with Bear & Son Cutlery, it features a mesquite wood handle with natural character and durability to match. The high-carbon stainless steel blades are forged in the USA and designed for long-lasting edge retention and durability. A traditional slip-joint lock with nail nicks keeps things simple and dependable, while nickel silver bolsters and stamped "Tecovas USA" blades round out the classic build.
Made in collaboration with Bear & Son Cutlery. Blades forged in the USA. High carbon stainless steel blades for edge retention and durability. Mesquite wood handle with stainless steel liners. Nickel silver bolsters. Traditional slip-joint lock with nail nicks. Stamped “Tecovas USA” on the blades. Open length: 7 3/8". Closed length: 4 1/8". Master blade length: 3 1/4". Spey blade length: 3 1/4". Weight: 3 oz. Packaged in a custom Tecovas knife box. Includes globally sourced materials. This item is age-restricted and requires purchasers to be 18 years or older.
Material: Mesquite/Steel.
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Leather vamps, stacked heels, and leather or rubber soles follow the listing. Smooth leather takes a light cleaner and conditioner. Suede and roughout should stay dry. Let wet boots rest at room temperature, away from a heater. Store shafts upright with trees or paper.
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Cowboy boots should feel snug through the instep on the first wear. A little heel slip is common and usually settles. Width letters such as D and EE follow the listing.
