Needle Point Hunting Knife | D2 Steel | Camel Bone Handle

Needle Point Blade for Controlled Cutting

Built for accuracy. The needle point blade delivers clean, controlled cuts — exactly where you need them. Whether you're skinning, trimming, or doing detailed field work, this knife performs where control matters most.

D2 Steel That Holds Its Edge

The blade is forged from D2 high carbon steel, known for exceptional edge retention and wear resistance. Sharpen less, work longer.

• Hardness: 59–61 HRC
• Stays sharp through repeated use
• Tough enough for demanding outdoor tasks

Slim Profile for Better Visibility

The narrow blade keeps your line of sight clear so you see exactly where you're cutting. Less guesswork, more precision — less waste on every cut.

Natural Camel Bone Grip

The handle is crafted from natural camel bone, offering a firm, stable grip that sits well in your hand. Every handle has its own unique natural pattern — no two are alike.

Lightweight & Balanced

Light enough for long sessions without fatigue. Balanced and responsive in hand, whether you're in the field or at camp.

Built for Practical Outdoor Use

Ideal for:

• Skinning and caping
• Field dressing
• Precision trimming
• Light outdoor cutting tasks

Made for hunters who need control, not bulk.

Specifications

• Overall Length: 8 inches
• Blade Length: 4 inches
• Blade Material: D2 High Carbon Steel (59–61 HRC)
• Handle Material: Natural Camel Bone

Care Instructions

• Keep blade dry after use
• Clean after cutting
• Store in a dry place
• Apply light oil during long-term storage
• Sharpen as needed

FAQs

Is D2 steel better than stainless steel?
D2 holds an edge longer but requires basic care to prevent moisture exposure.

What is a needle point blade used for?
Precise cutting tasks like skinning, caping, and trimming.

Does this knife need frequent sharpening?
No — D2 steel keeps its edge longer than most steels.

Is the camel bone handle reliable?
Yes. It provides solid grip and durability with proper care.

Is this good for beginners?
Yes. The compact size and controlled blade make it easy to handle.