British Army Clasp Knife

Features

1. Sheepsfoot Main Blade — Stainless steel sheepsfoot blade with a flat cutting edge for controlled slicing, rope cutting, and general field work.
2. Locking Marlin Spike — Tapered marlin spike locks open for splicing line, working knots, and prying tasks without folding back on your fingers.
3. Integrated Can Opener — Short hooked can-opening blade tackles ration tins and field cans without a separate tool.
4. Sheffield Heritage — Built in Sheffield, England, following the British Army pattern first laid down in 1913 and refined through both World Wars.
5. Checkered Composite Scales — Chequered black scales secured with steel rivets give a positive grip in wet or gloved hands.
6. Stainless Steel Construction — Corrosion-resistant stainless throughout the blades, springs, and frame stands up to wet weather and saltwater use.
7. Shackle and Lanyard Loop — Steel shackle at the butt accepts a lanyard or belt clip for secure carry on webbing, packs, or belt loops.
8. Compact Folding Profile — Closes down to a pocket-friendly footprint that rides comfortably in a trouser pocket or pouch.
9. Service-Proven Pattern — The same three-tool layout carried by British soldiers, sailors, and airmen for over a century.