The Roper Peanut has satin stainless clip and spey blades in a green synthetic handle with stainless bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 2.75 inches.
The peanut is one of the smallest two-blade traditional patterns still made, and at 2.75 inches closed it sits alongside keys without being noticed. Fitting two blades in a frame this small means each is ground thin, so the closed knife stays slim. The clip handles general cutting while the spey blade’s flat edge and rounded tip handle skinning and scraping without a point to puncture what lies beneath.
Green stone synthetic keeps its color consistently from knife to knife where dyed bone would vary, and moisture does not affect it. Each blade opens on a nail nick over a slip joint. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- 2.75 inches closed, one of the smallest two-blade patterns
- Thin grinds keep the closed knife slim
- Green synthetic holds its color and resists moisture
- Stainless bolsters with an inlay shield
