Knife Country, USA

Clip point blades are among the most popular and versatile knife blade styles. Recognized by their concave “clipped” spine that tapers to a sharp tip, these blades excel in precision cutting, piercing, and controlled slicing. Their design combines everyday functionality with strength, making them ideal for outdoorsmen, collectors, and anyone who values a dependable folding knife.

At Knife Country USA, our collection of clip point folding knives includes traditional lockbacks, slip joints, and modern folders from trusted knife makers. Whether you want the iconic Buck 110, a pocket-sized slip joint, or a collectible Rough Rider pattern, we’ve got a blade to suit your needs.

Featured Products

• Buck 110 Folding Hunter — the legendary American-made lockback with a brass bolster and clip point blade; a true classic.

• Buck 379 Solo — a slim, traditional slip joint knife featuring a clip point blade and wood handle.

• Rough Rider Turquoise Mini Folder — a unique mini folder with turquoise accents and a clip blade for detailed cutting.

• Schrade Old Timer Junior — a reliable Old Timer classic with clip point versatility.

• Winchester Small Clip Point Lockback — compact lockback folder with a wood handle and sharp clip point blade.

Top Brands in This Category

• Buck Knives — makers of the legendary Buck 110, setting the standard for clip point folders.

• Schrade Knives — producing hardworking traditional clip point knives for decades.

• Rough Rider Knives — affordable, collectible folders with classic clip point patterns.

• Case XX Knives — iconic American brand known for its collectible and high-quality clip blade patterns.

Related Categories

• All Folding Pocket Knives — explore the complete selection.

• Lockback Folding Knives — sturdy locking designs, perfect for clip point blades.

• Linerlock Folding Knives — modern folders with secure, easy-to-use locks.

• Fixed Blade Knives — when you want the same blade strength in a non-folding design.

FAQ

Q1: What are the advantages of a clip point blade?
A: Clip point blades offer a sharp, controllable tip for precision tasks, while still providing a long cutting edge for slicing.

Q2: Are clip point knives good for hunting?
A: Yes. The fine point is excellent for field dressing and detailed cutting, while the long belly excels in slicing.

Q3: How does a clip point differ from a drop point?
A: Clip points have a thinner, sharper tip ideal for piercing, while drop points have a thicker, stronger tip better suited for heavy-duty tasks.

Q4: Do clip point folding knives make good everyday carry (EDC) options?
A: Absolutely. Their balance of piercing ability and slicing performance makes them versatile for both outdoor and daily use.

Q5: Are clip point knives collectible?
A: Many models, especially from brands like Case and Buck, are highly collectible due to their heritage and craftsmanship.