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Hibben Double Edge Boot Knife | 6” 5Cr15 stainless steel blade | 10 3/8” overall | Pakkawood handle

$59.99
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44720 #17 GH5078
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • PRECISION-HONED BLADE: 6” double-edged 5Cr15 stainless steel blade with a mirror-polished finish.
  • STURDY PAKKAWOOD HANDLE: Crafted for comfort and durability, accented with brass spacers.
  • SECURE GRIP: Features a stainless-steel guard and pommel for enhanced safety and stability.
  • LEATHER SHEATH INCLUDED: Comes with a premium leather sheath with a snap closure and boot clip.
  • GIL HIBBEN DESIGN: Created by the legendary knife maker, combining functionality and style.
Hibben Double Edge Boot Knife | 6” 5Cr15 stainless steel blade | 10 3/8” overall | Pakkawood handle
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: NJ, MA
  • PRECISION-HONED BLADE: 6” double-edged 5Cr15 stainless steel blade with a mirror-polished finish.
  • STURDY PAKKAWOOD HANDLE: Crafted for comfort and durability, accented with brass spacers.
  • SECURE GRIP: Features a stainless-steel guard and pommel for enhanced safety and stability.
  • LEATHER SHEATH INCLUDED: Comes with a premium leather sheath with a snap closure and boot clip.
  • GIL HIBBEN DESIGN: Created by the legendary knife maker, combining functionality and style.
$59.99
The Hibben Double Edge Boot Knife is a compact fixed blade crafted with precision and elegance, designed by master knife maker Gil Hibben. It features a 6” mirror-polished 5Cr15 stainless steel double-edged blade, precision-honed and ready for any task. The dark pakkawood handle, accented with brass spacers, ensures a comfortable grip, while the stainless-steel guard and pommel add durability and sophistication. Measuring 10 3/8” overall, this boot knife is as practical as it is stylish. It comes with a premium leather belt sheath equipped with a snap closure strap and nickel-plated boot clip for easy and secure carry. Whether for everyday use or as a collector’s piece, the Hibben Double Edge Boot Knife is a must-have addition to any knife enthusiast’s arsenal.

Overall rating: 4.875 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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Another great Gil Hibben knife!

"This is an awesome knife! Good weight, beautiful mirror-polished blade and sharp. The handle is gorgeous, too. Glad I added it to my collection. BudK and Gil Hibben are a winning combination!"

David S. (5/5)

Hibben Book Knife

"Beautifully manufactured. Well balanced and the materials seem to be good quality. Hate to employ it for any work. Oh, cost is good."

Chester R. (5/5)

Hibben boot knife

"Great quality, love the price and fast delivery"

James W. (5/5)

Spectacular Quality Knife

"This knife is a beauty, superior quality and it feels like a much more expensive knife. Super sharp and feels great, 5+ stars highly recommend."

Peter Y. (5/5)

Great blade, CHEAP, LOW QUALITY SHEATH...

"The title says it all. Beautifully made blade, and handle. You can feel the quality in it. But the sheath is GARBAGE. A metal clip?? I have a clip like that on a waist band gun holster, and the cheap "leather" eventually loosens, and the clip slips out of the leather. I threw out that holster. I'm trying locate a custom fitting sheath for this blade now, before the same thing happens. I have an extensive knife collection, been collecting for 30 years. And I could never understand the manufacturers pairing a good quality blade & handle, with a sheath that looks, and goes great with $10 blade....??"

John H. (5/5)

Sheath is inappropriate for a "boot knife"

"I love the knife, but it's not a "boot knife." As you can see from the image, it won't fit in or out of a rather standard western boot. If the sheath's clip was five inches lower, it might be serviceable, but the button strap should be replaced by a breakaway strap (like the Gil Hibben Highlander Bowie sheath). In fact, the leather sheath could be replaced with a slimmer nylon sheath with liner (such as that included with the Gil Hibben large throwing knives). Love the knife, hate the sheath."

Peter B. (5/5)

Not a "boot knife" Part 2

"Love the knife, but the sheath is inappropriate for a "boot knife." Here's another photo, showing the location of the sheath's clip. (I think it should be five inches lower to make this knife fit in a boot.)"

Peter B. (4/5)

AWESOME!!!!! & COOL ??!!!!!!!

"Beautifully crafted and beautifully finished blade—A WONDERFUL SURPRISE!!!!"

Chris K. (5/5)

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