At less than $100, the Smith and Sons Shrew is a great way to try a small production knife company without taking out a second mortgage. This small fixed blade would be great for either a neck knife or as a large pocket knife.
The Shrew has a 2.125” 1095 stonewashed blade with a satin finished spine. The blade shape is so interesting it almost defies description. It has a long slicing edge and an almost imperceptible drop point. All of this is brought together with an oversized choil.
The rugged G-10 handles are rounded for a great grip. It also has a lanyard hole and comes with a Kydex sheath. As an extra bit of awesomeness, when you buy a Smith and Sons knife, they offer free sharpening on their knives for life.
Smith and Sons Shrew Details
- 1095 Carbon Steel, Stonewash Blade and Satin Spine
- Hollow Grind
- 2.125” Drop Point
- Full Tang
- G-10 Handle
- 5.75” Overall
- Made in the USA
The Smith and Sons Shrew is an interesting knife that’s small enough for neck or pocket carry that doesn’t cost a fortune. If you’re interested in this knife, click any link in the article or simply click the button below.
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