Case 11024 Hunter 4.10" Folding Clip Point Plain Mirror Polished Tru-Sharp SS Blade, Smooth Natural Bone HandleCase$109.99
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The Case 11026 is a classic lockback folding knife built for hunters, anglers, and everyday carry who appreciate a clean, reliable blade design. This drop point folder brings together proven mechanics—a lockback mechanism that holds the blade firmly in place—with materials designed to earn their place in your pack or pocket. The plain Tru-Sharp stainless steel blade resists corrosion and takes a keen edge, while the smooth natural bone handle offers a warm, traditional grip that feels better the more you use it.
Lockback folders have been a staple of working knives for decades because they work. The mechanism is simple, durable, and doesn't require fidgeting—open it, lock it, use it. The drop point blade geometry suits skinning, camp tasks, and general cutting without the aggression of a clip point. Stainless steel means you're not babying the blade between uses; rinse it off, dry it, and move on. Whether you're processing game, setting up camp, or just need a capable knife for the backcountry, this Case folder handles the job without fuss.
Case has been making American pocket knives since 1889, and their reputation rests on designs that work and last. The smooth bone scales age gracefully and provide reliable purchase in wet or gloved hands. This is the kind of knife that becomes part of your routine—you reach for it without thinking because you know it'll do what you ask.
| Brand | Case Knives |
| Model | 11026 |
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Blade Material | Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Mechanism | Lockback |
| Handle Material | Smooth Natural Bone |
| Configuration | Folding |
A lockback uses a spring-loaded bar that engages a notch on the blade spine when open, holding the blade locked in place during use. It's one of the most durable and reliable mechanisms for working knives, and the design is simple enough to clean and maintain in the field.
Yes. The drop point blade is a popular choice for hunters and anglers—it's strong enough for processing game without the fine tip of a clip point. Stainless steel is forgiving in wet conditions and doesn't require constant maintenance between uses.
You receive the Case 11026 folding knife with the smooth natural bone handle. No sheath or additional accessories are included with the knife itself.
Natural bone is durable and develops character with use, though like all organic materials it can be affected by extreme moisture or temperature swings over time. Regular cleaning and occasional drying will keep it in good condition. If maximum weather resistance is your priority, you might prefer Case's synthetic handle options, but many users prefer the natural feel and aging of bone scales.
Case
The Case 11026 is a classic lockback folding knife built for hunters, anglers, and everyday carry who appreciate a clean, reliable blade design. This drop point folder brings together proven mechanics—a lockback mechanism that holds the blade firmly in place—with materials designed to earn their place in your pack or pocket. The plain Tru-Sharp stainless steel blade resists corrosion and takes a keen edge, while the smooth natural bone handle offers a warm, traditional grip that feels better the more you use it.
Lockback folders have been a staple of working knives for decades because they work. The mechanism is simple, durable, and doesn't require fidgeting—open it, lock it, use it. The drop point blade geometry suits skinning, camp tasks, and general cutting without the aggression of a clip point. Stainless steel means you're not babying the blade between uses; rinse it off, dry it, and move on. Whether you're processing game, setting up camp, or just need a capable knife for the backcountry, this Case folder handles the job without fuss.
Case has been making American pocket knives since 1889, and their reputation rests on designs that work and last. The smooth bone scales age gracefully and provide reliable purchase in wet or gloved hands. This is the kind of knife that becomes part of your routine—you reach for it without thinking because you know it'll do what you ask.
| Brand | Case Knives |
| Model | 11026 |
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Blade Material | Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Mechanism | Lockback |
| Handle Material | Smooth Natural Bone |
| Configuration | Folding |
A lockback uses a spring-loaded bar that engages a notch on the blade spine when open, holding the blade locked in place during use. It's one of the most durable and reliable mechanisms for working knives, and the design is simple enough to clean and maintain in the field.
Yes. The drop point blade is a popular choice for hunters and anglers—it's strong enough for processing game without the fine tip of a clip point. Stainless steel is forgiving in wet conditions and doesn't require constant maintenance between uses.
You receive the Case 11026 folding knife with the smooth natural bone handle. No sheath or additional accessories are included with the knife itself.
Natural bone is durable and develops character with use, though like all organic materials it can be affected by extreme moisture or temperature swings over time. Regular cleaning and occasional drying will keep it in good condition. If maximum weather resistance is your priority, you might prefer Case's synthetic handle options, but many users prefer the natural feel and aging of bone scales.