Case XX Cloud Land Corelon Small Texas Toothpick Folding Knife CA910096CL

The Case XX Cloud Land Corelon Small Texas Toothpick is a refined example of how a slim, traditional pocketknife can still deliver real-world usefulness with unmistakable style. Built on the classic Texas Toothpick pattern, this knife is all about clean lines, light weight, and dependable performance, making it an ideal everyday companion for those who appreciate understated capability.

At its core is a 2.25-inch mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel clip point blade, finished to a high shine and equipped with a traditional nail nick for easy, controlled opening. Tru-Sharp steel is trusted for its excellent corrosion resistance, reliable edge retention, and ease of maintenance, ensuring this blade is ready for daily cutting tasks without demanding constant attention. Whether it’s opening mail, handling light utility work, or taking care of small jobs on the go, the blade delivers smooth, precise cuts with confidence.

The handle sets this Small Texas Toothpick apart visually. The green and white Cloud Land Corelon scales feature a flowing, layered pattern that gives each knife a one-of-a-kind appearance. No two handles look exactly alike, adding character while maintaining durability. Brass pins and liners provide strength and a warm contrast against the vivid Corelon, while nickel silver bolsters add structural integrity and a polished finish. An inlaid nickel silver shield completes the handle, reinforcing the knife’s connection to Case’s long-standing American heritage. Measuring just 3 inches closed and weighing a mere ounce, this knife virtually disappears in the pocket while remaining instantly accessible.

Proudly made in the USA, this Small Texas Toothpick reflects the craftsmanship and tradition that have defined Case knives for generations.

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