Japanese-inspired paring knife for everyday use in the kitchen
Barebones is all about feeling the dirt in your hands, feeling the stars shining down on you out in the backcountry, and finding time to enjoy the simplest pleasures life and nature have to offer. And with that guiding philosophy, they create things like the Paring Knife—a Japanese-inspired and expertly designed paring knife that makes cutting, dicing, and peeling a breeze. Its full-tang stainless steel blade holds a sharp edge, and when you’ve finished with the day’s work you can store it in the included sheath for safe keeping.
Features
Japanese-inspired knife ideal for everyday use from peeling an apple to mincing garlic
Blade notches for thumb and finger allow for control and accuracy
Full-tang blade made from chip-resistant, durable stainless steel
Resin-infused Pakkawood handle with textured grain
Ergonomic handle is weighted and balanced for comfort
Full-grain cow leather sleeve to store knife when not in use
Materials
Knife: 50CrMoV15 stainless steel
Handle: Pakkawood
Sheath: Full-grain cow leather
Dimensions
Knife: 8¼” x 1¼” x ¾”
Blade: 3¾”
Sleeve: 4¾” x 1¾”
Knife With Sleeve: 8½”
Care
Knife: Store in dry place, apply thin coat of protective oil after each use, wipe clean of dirt, water, and fingerprints
Sheath: Rinse with lukewarm water and wrap in dry towel, do not re-sleeve knife until sleeve is completely dry, apply leather oil as needed
