Handmade in North Carolina
Skinning knives with real belly
Skinning is a sweeping cut, not a point-first one. These blades carry their curve well forward so you can work along under the hide instead of picking at it with the tip, and the tip sits below the spine so it will not dive where you do not want it.
3 models · 5.0 average from 33 reviews
Skinning
GP3
From $249.99A 4.75 inch Seaux blade on the GP2 handle, for skinning and long slicing cuts.
GP1
From $289.99The first Stroup knife. A 4 inch bellied blade for hunting, fishing and camp work.
GP2
From $249.99Smaller than the GP1 with the same belly. The one people end up carrying every day.
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