Case 00035 Stockman Medium Folding Knife - Chrome Vanadium Steel Blades, Yellow Synthetic Handle
- Blade Type:
- Clip Point
- Blade Material:
- Chrome Vanadium Steel
- Bade ength:
- 2.57"/1.88"/1.71"
- Open Type:
- Nail Nick
- Closed Length:
- 3.63"
- Handle Description:
- Yellow
- Edge Type:
- Plain
- Weight:
- 2.50 oz
- No. of Blades:
- 3
The Case 00035 Stockman Medium folding knife is a classic three-blade folder built for hunters, outdoorsmen, and anyone who needs reliable steel in the field or around camp. This medium folding knife carries on Case's tradition of straightforward, hardworking designs that don't ask for much and rarely disappoint. The yellow synthetic handle makes it easy to spot in gear, and the chrome vanadium steel blades hold an edge through real work without demanding constant maintenance.
The Stockman configuration gives you three distinct blade profiles—a clip blade for general cutting and processing, a sheepsfoot blade for controlled slicing, and a spey blade for detail work. Each blade is plain-edged and finished with a tumble polish, giving the knife a practical, broken-in appearance right out of the box. That mix of blade shapes has made the Stockman a favorite among hunters and working outdoorsmen for generations, and there's a reason: it covers most of the cutting tasks you'll actually encounter without forcing you to fiddle with complicated mechanics or care for exotic steels.
The yellow synthetic handle is durable, lightweight, and built to perform in wet conditions where natural material would swell or slip. Chrome vanadium steel is forgiving—tough enough to handle abuse and easy enough to sharpen with basic tools. This isn't a showpiece; it's a folding knife designed to work and work well, whether you're field dressing game, processing firewood at camp, or tackling the hundred small cutting jobs that come up on any outdoor trip.
Key Features
- Three-blade Stockman configuration: clip, sheepsfoot, and spey blades for versatile cutting tasks
- Chrome vanadium steel blades with plain edges and tumble polish finish
- Yellow synthetic handle for durability and visibility in the field
- Reliable folding design built for hunting, camping, and everyday outdoor use
- Medium size strikes a balance between portability and practical blade length
Specifications
| Brand | Case |
| Model | 00035 Stockman Medium |
| Blade Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Blade Finish | Tumble Polish |
| Blade Configuration | Clip (2.57"), Sheepsfoot (1.88"), Spey (1.71") |
| Handle Material | Yellow Synthetic |
| Knife Type | Folding |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Stockman folding knife used for?
The Stockman is a multi-purpose field knife with three different blade shapes designed for hunting, fishing, camping, and general outdoor tasks. The clip blade handles general cutting, the sheepsfoot blade is ideal for controlled slicing and processing, and the spey blade works well for detail jobs. It's a practical choice for anyone who wants one knife that covers a range of cutting needs.
Is the Case 00035 a good hunting knife?
Yes. The three-blade design and chrome vanadium steel make it well-suited for hunters who need to field dress game and handle camp chores. The yellow handle is easy to spot if you set it down, and the plain edges are straightforward to maintain and sharpen in the field.
What's the difference between the clip, sheepsfoot, and spey blades?
The clip blade is the largest (2.57") and handles general cutting tasks; the sheepsfoot blade (1.88") has a rounded spine for controlled, precision cutting; and the spey blade (1.71") is a smaller, narrow blade designed for detail work and intricate cuts.
What material is the handle, and how does it perform in wet conditions?
The handle is yellow synthetic, which is durable, lightweight, and performs reliably in wet conditions where natural materials would swell, shrink, or become slippery. Synthetic handles also require minimal maintenance compared to wood or bone.

