The Cattlemans Cutlery Sagebrush Zebrawood Peanut has clip and spey blades in a zebrawood handle with stainless bolsters, held by a slip joint.
Zebrawood is the reason to pick this one. The timber grows striped with dark bands running through pale heartwood, and because each piece is cut differently no two handles carry the same pattern. The peanut is one of the smallest two-blade traditional patterns still made, sized to carry unnoticed alongside keys while still giving a larger blade for general cutting and a smaller one for fine work.
The spey blade’s flat edge and rounded tip suit scraping and skinning where a point would puncture, the reason it became the stock knife’s second blade. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- Zebrawood handle, striped and unique to each knife
- Peanut pattern has unnoticed in a pocket
- Clip and spey blades cover general and fine work
- Slip joint with nail nick opening
