The Frost Cutlery Steel Warrior Copperhead has mirror finish stainless clip and pen blades in a Caribbean blue jigged bone handle with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 3.25 inches.
The copperhead takes its name from the frame, which bulges through the middle and tapers at both ends, filling the palm more completely than a straight-sided pattern. Caribbean blue is dyed bone rather than synthetic, and the dye settles unevenly into the jigging so the grooves read darker than the raised surface between them.
The clip blade takes general cutting while the pen blade, slim and symmetrical, handles fine work a larger edge cannot reach. Both blades lock rather than resting on spring tension, which is unusual on a traditional two-blade pattern. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- Copperhead frame bulges to fill the palm
- Caribbean blue dyed bone, uneven in the jigging
- Clip and pen blades that lock rather than slip
- Nickel silver bolsters, 3.25 inches closed
