Case XX Heavenly Pearl Corelon Bass Trapper Limited Edition Folding Knife CAHPBS

The Case XX Heavenly Pearl Corelon Bass Trapper is built for the kind of outdoorsman who wants a knife that’s as reliable as it is distinctive. Case XX has been making knives that last for generations, and this bass-themed trapper carries that legacy forward with a design that’s both functional and visually striking. It’s a knife that feels at home on the water, in the tackle box, or in a pocket when you’re headed out for a day of fishing.

The trapper features mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel clip point and spey blades, both finished with traditional nail nicks for smooth, controlled opening. Tru-Sharp steel is known for taking and holding a sharp edge while resisting corrosion, making it a practical choice for outdoor use and long-term ownership. The clip point is great for precision work, while the spey blade handles detail cutting and more delicate tasks with ease. The clean polish and classic blade shapes give the knife a timeless look that never feels overdone.

The handles are crafted from swirled Heavenly Pearl Corelon, offering a bright, pearly appearance with subtle movement and depth in the material. A special bass graphic on the front handle gives the knife a strong, thematic identity without sacrificing the classic trapper silhouette. Brass pins and liners provide internal strength, while nickel silver bolsters add durability and a clean, traditional finish. This combination keeps the knife feeling solid and balanced in hand, ready for everyday use or as a standout piece in a collection.

Measuring 4.13 inches closed and weighing 4 ounces, this trapper has a substantial, comfortable feel that’s still easy to carry. Proudly made in the USA, it reflects Case’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and dependable performance.

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