Rough Ryder Copper Coil 3-Blade Sowbelly Folding Knife RR1830

The Rough Ryder Copper Coil Sowbelly blends classic pocketknife styling with dependable everyday performance, making it a standout addition to any collection or daily carry rotation. Built with a traditional sowbelly frame, this three-blade folder delivers versatility and utility in a compact package that's ready for a wide range of cutting tasks.

Equipped with a 2.62" clip point blade along with 2" sheepsfoot and spey blades, the Copper Coil Sowbelly offers the right edge for everything from detailed slicing to general utility work. Each blade is crafted from durable 440A stainless steel and finished in a rugged blackwash that enhances corrosion resistance while giving the knife a distinctive, hardworking appearance. Traditional match strike pulls provide smooth opening action and add an extra touch of old-school character.

The handle pairs rich black smooth bone with eye-catching copper accents for a look that's both refined and rugged. Pinched copper bolsters and a center copper coil accent featuring the slant "R" shield create a striking visual contrast while reinforcing the knife's traditional roots. The contoured sowbelly shape sits comfortably in hand, providing a secure grip and excellent control during use.

Measuring 3.37" closed with a blade thickness of .06", this compact folder slips easily into a pocket while still offering the versatility of three working blades. At 8 ounces, it has a reassuring feel that reflects its solid construction and hand-built craftsmanship.

Rough Ryder continues its reputation for delivering exceptional value with knives that combine attractive materials, reliable performance, and timeless designs. Backed for life, the Copper Coil Sowbelly is built to provide years of dependable service.

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