Case Orange Peanut Pocket Knife
September 26, 2018 - Comment
This Case Peanut is a part of the Smooth Orange Synthetic Family. Radiating with warmth and a sense of adventure, these beaming beauties are perfect for hunters, trappers, fishing pros, and even collectors. The vibrant orange shade of the heavy-duty synthetic handles makes them easy to locate when outdoors. Peanut knives get their name due to their small petite size, fitting discretely and conveniently in a pocket. This durable folding knife features a smooth orange synthetic handle with two full length blades, the clip blade and the pen blade. The Clip blade is commonly used as a multi-purpose blade and preferred for detail work. The Pen blade is great for light work. This durable folding knife is constructed with Case Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel which is a special high-carbon steel that helps the blades hold an edge longer than conventional steel. It also offers extraordinary blade strength and corrosion resistance. This pocket knife is suitable for everyday demands, the outdoors, or hiking. Comes conveniently packaged in a box. Made in Bradford, PA, USA from domestic and imported materials.
Product Features
- Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades
- Clip and Pen Blades; smooth orange synthetic handle
- Great everyday pocket knife for projects around the house, the outdoors, and hiking
- Length: 2.88 inches closed and 1.2 ounces
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Work knife, not a collecting show and tell knife. I’ve seen some complaints that this knife is poor quality because the blades are not high polish and has plastic scales. This is a “work” or value offering from Case at a lower price than the purty knives, thank you Case for this offering. If you use ’em, highly polished blades get easily scratched and scuffed and look worse than the “as ground” finished blades of this knife.Closed length: 2 3/4″, brown plastic jigged scales, polished nickel bolsters. Back…
Can’t go wrong with a Case Peanut As a boy I learned from my dad that it’s not the size of a blade that’s important; rather, it’s how sharp it is. The peanut rides in the watch pocket of my jeans, and I don’t know it’s there unless I come up with a use for it. I have yet to come up with a function only a larger knife would perform. The clip blade appears deceptively large–almost as though it wouldn’t fit back inside the body of the knife. I also have a Baby Butterbean that I love–shown below with this knife. It’s about the…
I love this knife This Case peanut is gorgeous! I love the pocket worn Bermuda green bone. I have several Case Peanuts. Six of them now (yellow delrin, dark red bone, chestnut bone, amber bone, blue bone, and now bermuda green bone). I buy a lot of knives because I’m a knife knut, and the peanut may be my favorite traditional knife pattern. It’s a little big knife. Two very useful blades in an attractive package. It’s basically a small jackknife. It’s small enough for anyone to put in their pocket and…