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The Frog Market Special is an exceptional knife for TOPS, distinguished by its thickness of just 1/16 inch (1.5875 mm), making it the thinnest knife in their lineup. Crafted from 1095 High Carbon Steel, it features Tan Canvas Micarta scales. The wide heel facilitates deep, shearing cuts, while the steep curve towards the edge enhances slicing performance. Users will appreciate the ergonomic handle, designed for comfort during use. The thin blade not only enables clean, smooth cuts but also provides flexibility compared to thicker knives, making the tip perfect for boning meats like chicken and pork. While the Frog Market Special excels in kitchen tasks, it is also versatile for camping, fishing, and hunting. The design was refined by Steven Dick, an editor at Tactical Knives, who was inspired by the unique blades he observed among butchers and fishmongers during a trip to Hanoi, Vietnam. Despite its inspiration from Vietnamese markets, the knives are still manufactured and hand-finished in the Rocky Mountains, USA.
The Frog Market Special is an exceptional knife for TOPS, distinguished by its thickness of just 1/16 inch (1.5875 mm), making it the thinnest knife in their lineup. Crafted from 1095 High Carbon Steel, it features Tan Canvas Micarta scales. The wide heel facilitates deep, shearing cuts, while the steep curve towards the edge enhances slicing performance. Users will appreciate the ergonomic handle, designed for comfort during use. The thin blade not only enables clean, smooth cuts but also provides flexibility compared to thicker knives, making the tip perfect for boning meats like chicken and pork. While the Frog Market Special excels in kitchen tasks, it is also versatile for camping, fishing, and hunting. The design was refined by Steven Dick, an editor at Tactical Knives, who was inspired by the unique blades he observed among butchers and fishmongers during a trip to Hanoi, Vietnam. Despite its inspiration from Vietnamese markets, the knives are still manufactured and hand-finished in the Rocky Mountains, USA.
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