Case XX Candy Cane Corelon Christmas 2023 Small Texas Toothpick Limited Edition Folding Knife CA910096CC23

The Case XX Candy Cane Corelon Christmas 2023 Series Small Texas Toothpick delivers classic American knife craftsmanship wrapped in a bold seasonal look. Case XX has built its reputation on dependable patterns and quality materials, and this Small Texas Toothpick stays true to that legacy while offering a festive design that stands apart from everyday carry options. It’s slim, lightweight, and purpose-built for precision cutting.

This knife features a mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel clip point blade with a traditional nail nick for easy opening. A special serialized Candy Christmas blade etch marks it as part of the 2023 holiday series, adding collectibility without compromising function. Tru-Sharp steel is well known for its corrosion resistance and reliable edge performance, making it a practical choice for daily tasks. The clip point blade excels at controlled slicing and detail work, which suits the Texas Toothpick pattern perfectly.

The handles are crafted from green, white, and red striped Candy Cane Corelon, giving the knife a festive appearance that still feels rugged enough for real use. Corelon is durable and resistant to wear, helping the knife maintain its look over time. Brass liners add strength and a traditional feel, while nickel silver bolsters provide balance and a polished finish. An inlaid nickel silver bomb-shaped Case shield completes the handle and reinforces the knife’s heritage. At just 3 inches closed and weighing only an ounce, this Small Texas Toothpick is easy to carry and nearly disappears in the pocket.

Proudly made in the USA, this Candy Cane Corelon Small Texas Toothpick reflects Case XX’s ongoing commitment to American craftsmanship. It’s available through Smoky Mountain Knife Works, the world’s best online knife store and a Tennessee landmark. As the world’s largest knife store, SMKW draws over 1.5 million visitors each year to its legendary showroom in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains, making it a destination every knife enthusiast should know.