Case Orvis Sawcut Old Red Bone Trapperlock

Made in collaboration with Case Cutlery, an American manufacturer of premium knives passed down for generations, the Orvis Sawcut Old Red Bone Trapperlock is a great fishing companion. Its partially serrated, clip-point blade is made from Tru-Sharp surgical steel—a high-carbon steel designed to hold an edge and resist corrosion. The blade is made to cut rope, thin branches, fishing lines, and miscellaneous straps, and it features a tapering curve for slicing. The knife is also equipped with a gorgeous handle made from red bone with a black, brushed finish and brass pins. The folder opens easily thanks to a right-handed thumb stud, while a liner lock mechanism holds it in place once deployed.

The Orvis Company dates back to 1856, when Charles F. Orvis founded it in Manchester, Vermont. With a rich history in fly fishing, outdoor apparel, wingshooting, and home furnishings, Orvis has established itself as the oldest mail-order outfitter—and one of the longest-enduring outdoor retailers—in America. The Orvis mission is to provide knowledge, service, and the highest quality products to enhance the outdoor experience.