Puma SGB 2.8in Trapper Pocketknife Jacaranda Wood

The Puma SGB Trapper Pocketknife Jacaranda Wood is a beautiful and functional piece of craftsmanship designed for both everyday use and outdoor adventures. This folding pocket knife features dual 2.8-inch blades—a clip-point and a spey blade—both crafted from high-quality 1.4116 German cutlery steel with a sleek satin finish. The clip-point blade provides sharp precision for detailed cutting, while the spey blade is perfect for general-purpose tasks, making this knife a versatile tool for various applications. Both blades are equipped with traditional nail nicks, allowing for easy manual opening.

The handle is constructed from stunning Jacaranda wood, known for its rich grain patterns and durability. This wood not only gives the knife an elegant and rustic appearance but also ensures a comfortable and secure grip during use. Complementing the Jacaranda wood are brass bolsters and pins, which add both strength and a touch of sophistication to the knife's overall design. The combination of these materials creates a pocketknife that is both rugged enough for practical use and refined enough for collectors.

Measuring 3.5 inches closed and weighing 3 oz, the Puma SGB Trapper is compact and easy to carry in your pocket or gear. Its slip joint mechanism ensures smooth operation when opening and closing the blades, offering reliability and ease of use in any situation. This pocketknife is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone in need of a dependable and stylish tool.

With its blend of traditional design and modern materials, the Puma SGB Trapper Jacaranda Wood Folding Pocket Knife is an excellent choice for those who appreciate both functionality and craftsmanship. Whether you're field dressing, whittling, or performing everyday tasks, this knife delivers the reliability and versatility you need.

Order your Puma SGB Trapper Pocketknife Jacaranda Wood today from Smoky Mountain Knife Works, and experience the perfect combination of classic design, quality materials, and German engineering in your next pocketknife.