Svord Kiwi Trapper Featured This version sports an asymmetrically-ground

This version sports an asymmetrically-ground sheepsfoot blade

and so while a tang angle of about 15° must still be set on the blade

but if you would prefer some other configuration just let us know in the comments field of your order and we'll do our best to accommodate your request

but secure enough to hold smaller axes without issue

but a large enough cache of these blades in assorted short lengths and both blue and green paint colors were among the Pettitt estate collection that we decided to put a number of them up for sale so that others may enjoy the benefits of having one of these little dynamos among one's arsenal

Svord Kiwi Trapper Featured This version sports an asymmetrically-groundThe Svord Kiwi Trapper is a little longer than its cousin, the General Outdoors Knife, and features a slightly slimmer blade with a nice fine clip point. The longer reach is advantageous when batoning or using the blade as an improvised draw knife. You can easily choke up on the spine to use the belly at the point for skinning, and when cutting in tight spaces the slim blade remains very maneuverable. An excellent knife for a wide range of tasks,