Rapala Stainless Steel Fillet Knife, 6-Inch
Last updated: August 2, 2022
The first thing you'll notice about this fillet knife is the genuine leather sheath with decorative engravings. The knife itself is constructed from a durable Swedish stainless steel blade that will make quick work of the task at hand. As an added bonus, the set comes with a single-stage sharpener.
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Key Takeaway: If your looking for the perfect gift for the fisherman in your life, this fillet knife is your best bet.
In our analysis of 128 expert reviews, the Rapala Stainless Steel Fillet Knife, 6-Inch placed 1st when we looked at the top 14 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
The Original, This series includes four blade sizes, one for every cleaning chore. Progressivley tapered, fulltage baldes of European stainless steel take and hold an ultra-sharp edge. Birch handle and a fine tooled leather Laplander sheath. Includes easy-to-use single-stage sharpener to keep blade razor sharp. Handle: reinforced birch/varnished. Sheath: genuine tooled leather. Blade: Handground European stainless steel. Actual blade length may vary slightly due to hand craftsmanship. Specifications: – Classic birch handle – progressively tapered, full-tang blade – Safety notch secures tang to brass ferule – Fine tooled leather sheath – Includes single-stage sharpener.
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