The Case XX Heavenly Pearl White Corelon Happy Father’s Day Daddy Trapper is built to mark a day that means more than words usually can. Case XX has a long-standing tradition of crafting knives that carry both function and sentiment, and this Trapper reflects that balance with care and purpose. It’s designed to be a genuine expression of appreciation while remaining a true working pocket knife.
This Trapper is fitted with mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel clip point and spey blades, each opened with classic nail nicks that reinforce its traditional operation. Tru-Sharp steel is known for holding a keen edge and resisting corrosion, making it dependable for everyday cutting tasks while maintaining its bright, polished finish. Both blades feature special Happy Father’s Day Daddy etches that add meaning without overshadowing the knife’s practical roots.
The handles are crafted from Heavenly Pearl swirled white Corelon, offering a clean, luminous appearance with subtle movement in the pattern. An etched “Happy Father’s Day” front handle celebration provides a personal, commemorative detail that complements the knife’s classic Trapper profile. Brass liners add internal strength and warmth, while nickel silver bolsters deliver balance and a refined finish. An inlaid, oval-shaped Case shield completes the handle, confirming its authentic Case XX heritage.
Measuring 4.13 inches closed and weighing 4 ounces, this Trapper offers a solid, comfortable feel in hand and rides well in the pocket. It follows the traditional Trapper pattern trusted for generations, blending usefulness with lasting appeal. A collector’s display box is included, making it well suited for presentation or long-term display. Proudly made in the USA, it stands as a reminder of American craftsmanship and the moments worth honoring.
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