Case Trapper 50720 Blue Crackle Kirinite Smooth
The Case Trapper 50720 is a classic folding knife built for hunters, anglers, and outdoors folks who appreciate time-tested steel and genuine craftsmanship. This two-blade folder combines a clip point blade with a spey blade—a practical pairing that covers most camp and field tasks, from game processing to rope work to general camp chores. The blue crackle kirinite handle gives it a distinctive look while delivering the durability and grip you need in wet conditions or with gloved hands.
Case has been making knives since 1889, and the Trapper is one of their most enduring designs. You're not buying hype here—you're buying a knife that's proven itself across generations of hunters and outdoorsmen. The plain mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel blades hold an edge well and resist corrosion, making this knife equally at home in the field, at camp, or in the boat.
If you're after a traditional folding knife with two distinct blade shapes and the kind of no-nonsense reliability that comes with Case's name, the Trapper 50720 delivers. The blue crackle handle stands out in a daypack or tackle box, and the smooth kirinite material won't slip when your hands are wet or cold.
Key Features
- Two-blade design: clip point and spey blade for versatile cutting tasks
- Tru-Sharp stainless steel blades with plain, mirror-polished finish
- Blue crackle kirinite handle for grip and durability in all conditions
- Traditional folding design from an American knife maker with over 130 years of history
- Compact, packable size suitable for hunting, fishing, and camping
Specifications
| Brand | Case |
| Model | 50720 |
| Blade Material | Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel |
| Blade Finish | Plain Mirror Polished |
| Blade Configuration | Clip Point / Spey |
| Handle Material | Blue Crackle Kirinite |
| Type | Folding Knife |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the two blades on the Case Trapper designed for?
The clip point blade handles general cutting, slicing, and detail work—perfect for game processing or camp tasks. The spey blade is traditionally designed for skinning and lighter work, making the two-blade configuration versatile enough for hunting, fishing, and outdoor camp use without carrying multiple knives.
Is the blue crackle kirinite handle durable?
Yes. Kirinite is a synthetic handle material engineered for toughness and resistance to moisture and temperature swings. The textured crackle finish provides reliable grip even when wet or when wearing gloves, making it practical for field use.
What type of steel are the blades made from?
The blades are made from Tru-Sharp stainless steel with a plain, mirror-polished finish. Stainless steel resists corrosion, which is important if you're using the knife in wet environments like fishing or hunting in damp conditions.
Is this knife good for hunting and fishing?
Yes. The combination of a clip point and spey blade makes the Trapper well-suited for field dressing game, processing fish, and general camp work. Its compact folding design makes it packable without taking up much space in a daypack or tackle box.

