Ridge Runner Field Shadow Assisted Opening Pocket Knife

$16.99
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38240 #19 RR683
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • BLACK-COATED BLADE: 3 1/4" stainless steel with a low-reflection finish for daily use.
  • QUICK OPENING DESIGN: Assisted mechanism deploys with thumb studs or flipper tab.
  • DIMPLED RUBBERIZED GRIP: Textured polymer handle offers comfort and control.
  • SECURE LINER LOCK: Keeps blade firmly locked while in use for added stability.
  • CARRY OPTIONS INCLUDED: Pocket clip and lanyard hole provide versatile portability.
Ridge Runner Field Shadow Assisted Opening Pocket Knife
  • BLACK-COATED BLADE: 3 1/4" stainless steel with a low-reflection finish for daily use.
  • QUICK OPENING DESIGN: Assisted mechanism deploys with thumb studs or flipper tab.
  • DIMPLED RUBBERIZED GRIP: Textured polymer handle offers comfort and control.
  • SECURE LINER LOCK: Keeps blade firmly locked while in use for added stability.
  • CARRY OPTIONS INCLUDED: Pocket clip and lanyard hole provide versatile portability.
$16.99
The Ridge Runner Field Shadow Pocket Knife is a capable everyday companion built with straightforward utility in mind. Its 3 1/4" stainless steel blade features a low-glare black coating and a fine edge suited for slicing, cutting, or quick daily use. The assisted opening mechanism provides smooth, one-handed access via the thumb studs or flipper, ensuring you’re ready when tasks arise. The black rubberized polymer handle is dimple-textured for a secure hold, even in damp or slippery conditions. A liner lock keeps the blade securely open during use, while the 4 1/4" closed length makes it easy to carry without bulk. Equipped with a pocket clip and lanyard hole, the Field Shadow offers flexibility for transport and reliability you can count on day after day.

Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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"The knife itself is decent. It came sharp and with a little time using a whetstone, it's even sharper. The grip feels great, no slipping in my hand during even heavy use. However, I was expecting it to be more like a pocket knife. It isn't. It's bulkier than what I though it would be. Carrying it around in a front or back pocket of my pants is uncomfortable. I've also had an issue a couple times now where, when opening the blade, the locking mechanism goes to the right of the base of the blade, preventing me from closing the blade when I'm through using it. I've had to use another knife or a metal file to force the locking mechanism back into place. Otherwise, as I said, it's a decent knife for only six bucks."

Mike A. (3/5)

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