Folder Kershaw LoneRock RBK

Folding Knife / Hunting Knife Kershaw LoneRock RBK
 
The LoneRock RBK is part of the LoneRock series of state-of-the-art hunting knives from the knife makers at Kershaw. This series offers a collection of tough, versatile outdoor tools made to stand up to just about anything your next hunting trip can dish out. Whether you need to choke up on the blade or grip the full handle for additional leverage, these knives are always easy to use and provide an extra secure grip.

The manual opening LoneRock RBK is the skinning and caping* knife with replaceable surgical-precision blade. Instead of having to stop and sharpen when the knife gets dull in the middle of a skinning job, just snap in a new blade and keep working. The slim, scalpel-like blade makes caping and other detail work faster and easier.

Like the rest of the LoneRock series, this folder features a comfortable handle of glass-filled nylon overlaid with Kershaw's exclusive K-Texture™ grip. A locking liner secures the blade open during use. But because the LoneRock RBK is from Kershaw, it offers advantages similar knives don't. For instance, the knife comes with 15 blades, so hunters don't have to purchase replacements as quickly. Even better, it also comes with a buddy handle - a slim, extra handle that holds an RBK blade, so that both you and your buddy can take on the skinning task and get the job done quicker.

Delivery includes a nylon sheath that holds the RBK, 14 replacement blades and the extra handle.

Details:
- Blade material: scalpel blades from #60A steel
- Handle material: glass-filled nylon with K-Texture™   
- Overall length: approx. 18.3 cm 
- Blade length: approx. 7.1 cm
- Closed length: approx. 11.2 cm  
- Weight: approx. 40 g 
- Manual opening 
- Incl. sheath with 14 bonus blades and 1 extra buddy handle
- Manufacturer-no.: 1890X

* In the hunting jargon, a caping knife or caper is a small knife especially designed to handle all the fine detail work involved when removing the head skin cape (incl. shoulder and neck/throat area) of an animal for taxidermy purposes - e.g. for trophy mounting.