Roper Knives Turquoise Stone Peanut Pocket Knife

Description

The Roper Turquoise Stone Peanut pairs satin-finished stainless clip and spey blades in a turquoise synthetic handle with stainless bolsters, closing to 2.75 inches.

The peanut is one of the smallest two-blade traditional patterns still made. The clip blade covers general cutting while the spey’s flat edge and rounded tip handle scraping and skinning without a point to puncture. At 2.75 inches closed the whole knife disappears in a pocket alongside keys, which is the entire argument for the pattern. The turquoise coloring nods to Southwestern silver and stone jewelry rather than to traditional cutlery, which is what makes it stand out in a category dominated by bone and wood.

Synthetic keeps that color consistent from knife to knife where dyed bone would vary, and it is unaffected by the moisture that can eventually move a natural handle. Explore more Traditional Pocket Knives.

• Clip and spey blades in the peanut pattern
• 2.75 inches closed, disappears in a pocket
• Southwestern turquoise coloring, uncommon in traditionals
• Stainless bolsters