It’s boating season again, and we can’t wait to get out on the lake. A useful and inexpensive little knife to throw in your gear is the Meyerco Sailor’s Knife. At only $12.99 for the extra-large model or $8.99 for the smaller version, you won’t have to cry a river’s worth of tears if they get devoured by the water.
These knives come with all the features you’d expect out of a sailor’s knife. The extra-large version has a 3.25” partially serrated sheepsfoot blade. The smaller version has a 2.50″ plain edge sheepsfoot blade. This blade style is nice because it helps reduce the risk of accidentally stabbing yourself while you’re working with it.
They also have a marlin spike and a shackle key – useful for some of the gnarly knots that seem to occasionally happen for no apparent reason. The extra large model has a lanyard bail and a tip-up pocket clip. The smaller version has only the lanyard bail.
Finally, no sailor’s knife would be complete without a bottle opener, so they both also have one of those.
Meyerco Sailor’s Knife Extra Large Details
- 3.25″ sheepsfoot
- Partially Serrated
- Marlin Spike
- Bottle/Can Opener
- Shackle Key
- Lanyard Bail
- Ruler
- Frame Lock
- Tip-up Pocket Clip
- 5.00″ Closed
- 8.25″ Overall
Meyerco Sailor’s Knife Details Regular Model
- 2.50″ sheepsfoot
- Plain Edge
- Marlin Spike
- Bottle/Can Opener
- Shackle Key
- Lanyard Bail
- Ruler
- Frame Lock
- 3.75″ Closed
- 6.25″ Overall
With all the utility either model of the Meyerco Sailor’s Knife offers, it’s well worth the price. If you’re interested in these knives, click any link in the article or simply click the button below.
All images courtesy of Smoky Mountain Knife Works – smkw.com.
