Bear & Son Cutlery has expanded on their pocket knife offerings with the new 4.25 inch D2 Rancher Sideliner pocket knives.
Bear & Son Cutlery states “Bear & Son Cutlery proudly introduces the Rancher Sideliner pocketknife, the latest addition to their line of Alabama-made cutlery products.
With its sleek design, super smooth action and premium finish, the Rancher Sideliner might be the new modern standard in the world of pocketknives.
The Bear & Son Cutlery Rancher Sideliner embodies the perfect combination of modern design and classic materials.
The cutting performance delivers outstanding durability and strength thanks to the 3 3/8-inch blade made of D2 tool steel, a high-carbon, high-chromium steel popular for its outstanding hardness, wear resistance, and edge retention.
The blade smoothly deploys with a flip of the finger, riding on ball bearings, and locks open with a liner lock that is simple to operate and reliable.
Polished bolsters and accompanying Genuine India Stag Bone™, G10, cocobolo wood, or Titanium handles display elegance and sophistication in a size that is comfortable and easy to fit in a pocket.
The new knife is also constructed with strong Torx screws, ensuring it is built to withstand the rigors of everyday use. Overall weight is 3.0 oz., and the knife includes a robust pocket clip.
The sleek design, well-balanced weight, and effortless action of the Rancher Sideliner make it a pleasure to use while its premium finish adds a touch of style.
Whether you’re a seasoned outdoorsman or a weekend explorer in need of a reliable tool, the Rancher Sideliner offers optimal control and operational precision.”
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Blade Length: 3 3/8”
- Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Handle Material: G10, Genuine India Stag Bone™, Cocobola Wood, or Titanium
- Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock
- Weight: 3.0 oz
- Closed Length: 4 1/4”
- Overall Length: 7 5/8”
- Additional Features: Flipper, Torx Screw Construction, Deep Carry Pocket Clip
- Country of Origin: Jacksonville, Alabama
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