Case 00135 Trapper Slimline 3.25" Folding Knife with Clip Point Tru-Sharp SS Blade and Brown Jigged Synthetic Handle

The Case 00135 Trapper Slimline is a compact folding knife built for hunters, anglers, and anyone who needs a reliable cutting tool that doesn't bulk up a pocket or pack. With a 3.25" clip point blade in mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel, this folder delivers a clean edge for field dressing, camp tasks, and everyday carry without the heft of a full-size trapper. The brown jigged synthetic handle gives you solid grip and durability in wet conditions, and the slimline profile makes it one of the leaner options in Case's proven Trapper lineup.

Clip point blades work well when you need precision and control—the shape lets you work close to your target, whether you're opening a letter, skinning game, or handling detailed camp chores. Stainless steel means you're not babying it with constant maintenance; it'll stand up to salt air, river spray, and wet-weather use without rust creeping in. This is a workhorse, not a showpiece, and Case's decades of knife-making show in every detail.

The jigged synthetic handle material resists swelling and warping, so your knife will feel the same whether you're hunting in dry September or processing fish in November. The clip point is clean and versatile—a far cry from drop-point or tanto blades, it offers a flatter spine closer to the tip, which gives you better cutting geometry for slicing and detail work.

Key Features

• 3.25" clip point blade in mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel
• Slimline profile—designed not to dominate your pocket or pack
• Brown jigged synthetic handle resists moisture and warping
• Compact folding knife suitable for hunting, fishing, and camp use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Case 00135 Trapper Slimline good for hunting and field dressing?

Yes. The 3.25" clip point blade is well-suited to field tasks where precision and control matter. The slimline design keeps it lightweight and packable, making it a sensible choice for hunters who don't want extra bulk but need a dependable edge in the field.

Will the stainless steel blade rust if I use it in wet conditions?

Tru-Sharp stainless steel resists rust and corrosion, so it performs well in wet conditions like river use or saltwater environments. Regular cleaning and drying will extend its life, but you won't need the constant maintenance that carbon steel demands.

What's the difference between the clip point and other blade shapes?

A clip point blade has a straighter edge than a drop point, with the spine clipped down toward the tip. This design gives you a flatter cutting geometry that excels at slicing and detailed work—ideal for camp tasks and detail-oriented cutting.