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Are you in the market to purchase a new Canoe pocket knife? It is not happenstance that you are here at Knife Country USA. We stock and sell over 70 different models of the Canoe pocket knife from leading manufacturers in the cutlery industry. Whether you are an avid collector or just looking for an everyday carry Canoe knife to use at home or at work; we can help you with selecting the proper Canoe to suit your needs. Now that you know you are in the right place lets dive a little deeper into the Canoe pocket knife.

 

What is a Canoe Pocket Knife?

 

A Canoe knife also known as a “traditional Canoe pocket knife” or “old fashion Canoe knife” is a two bladed pocket knife. These blades are made of stainless, carbon or Damascus steel blades. The blade configuration is as follows; the largest blade on the Canoe is the clip blade and on the opposite side of the knife is a pen blade. Both of the blades are slip-joint non locking blades (the backspring of the knife creates a “snap” that keeps the blade from closing).  Canoe knives usually have (3) polished nickel silver bolsters. These bolsters can be squared or rounded depending on the exact model.

 

How big are Canoe Knives?

 

Canoe pocket knives range in size from 2 inches overall closed to 4 inches overall closed. The smallest are considered Tiny Canoe Knives followed by Small Canoe Knives then Standard or Medium Canoe Knives and the largest are Large Canoe Knives. The most popular of all the sized is the medium/standard; these knives are normally around 3.5 inches closed.

 

What types of handles are available for Canoe Knives?

 

That is where the real question comes in; Canoe knives just like all other traditional pocket knives are offered is a wide variety of handle colors and handle materials. Some of the most common handles are Delrin, Synthetic, Acrylic, Smooth Bone, Jigged Bone, Burnt Amber, Wood and Deer Stag. You can then get into rare exotic handles like Mammoth Ivory, Mother of Pearl, Black Pearl, Japer and Turquoise.  Basically, the sky in the limit and as a customer you can really pick and choose to make your Canoe Knife personalized to you.

 

How to care for your Canoe Pocket Knife?

 

As with any knife; with proper care maintenance of your Canoe Pocket Knife will insure that your new Canoe will last a lifetime. Follow the steps below and you will be rewarded with a great tool.   

  • Always keep your Canoe blades sharp: It is much easier to touch up a blade with a medium or fine grit sharpening stone than wait for the edge to be totally dull and have to reshape the edge. Plus a sharp knife is always safer to use compared to a dull one.
  • Clean out the inside of your Canoe knife: Dirt, dust and lint all collect on the side of your knife where the blades lay when closed. Also around the tangs of the blades is an area that needs to be cleaned regularly.
  • Oil your knife: It does not matter of your knife has stainless or carbon steel blades. It is important to keep a thick layer of oil on the blades and pivot points of the knife. This will keep your Canoe blades moving properly and will help prevent rusting.

What brands are manufacturing Canoe Pocket Knives?

Listed below are direct link to brand pages on Knife Country USA. These are the top 10 ten brands that are manufacturing Canoe pocket knives currently.

 

  1. Buck Canoe Pocket Knives
  2. Case XX Canoe Pocket Knives
  3. German Eye Canoe Pocket Knives
  4. Hen & Rooster Canoe Pocket Knives
  5. Marbles Canoe Pocket Knives
  6. Novelty Canoe Pocket Knives
  7. Robert Klass Canoe Pocket Knives
  8. Rough Rider Canoe Pocket Knives
  9. Schrade Canoe Pocket Knives
  10. Winchester Canoe Pocket Knives

 

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