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Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Lockback Pocket Knife - 8" Stainless Steel Blade, Genuine Pakkawood Scales - 17 3/4" Length Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Lockback Pocket Knife - 8" Stainless Steel Blade, Genuine Pakkawood Scales - 17 3/4" Length Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Lockback Pocket Knife - 8" Stainless Steel Blade, Genuine Pakkawood Scales - 17 3/4" Length Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Lockback Pocket Knife - 8" Stainless Steel Blade, Genuine Pakkawood Scales - 17 3/4" Length
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Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Pocket Knife

$26.99
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17331 #19 TR99
3.6 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • 8" STAINLESS STEEL BLADE: A large folding blade with durability and visual impact.
  • GRAY PAKKAWOOD HANDLE: Smooth, contoured scales offer grip and a modern look.
  • STAINLESS STEEL BOLSTERS: Strengthens the build and completes the polished finish.
  • SCARAB BACK DETAIL: Decorative scarab design featured on the lock just below the blade.
  • OVERSIZED DIMENSIONS: 9 3/4” closed and 17 3/4” overall—built to make an impression.
Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Pocket Knife
  • 8" STAINLESS STEEL BLADE: A large folding blade with durability and visual impact.
  • GRAY PAKKAWOOD HANDLE: Smooth, contoured scales offer grip and a modern look.
  • STAINLESS STEEL BOLSTERS: Strengthens the build and completes the polished finish.
  • SCARAB BACK DETAIL: Decorative scarab design featured on the lock just below the blade.
  • OVERSIZED DIMENSIONS: 9 3/4” closed and 17 3/4” overall—built to make an impression.
$26.99
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The Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Pocket Knife makes a bold impression with its oversized build and distinctive styling. It features an 8” stainless steel blade that folds into a robust lockback frame. The gray pakkawood handle scales are complemented by polished stainless steel bolsters, offering a sleek look with dependable strength. Just below the blade, the lock mechanism is adorned with a unique scarab design that gives the knife its name and adds a touch of character. Measuring 17 3/4” overall and 9 3/4” closed, this giant folding knife is made for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate standout craftsmanship. Whether it’s displayed or carried, the Scarab Back delivers presence and style that’s hard to miss.

Overall rating: 4.7608695 / 5 from 46 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Timber Rattler Scarab Back Giant Pocket Knife impresses with its oversized build and distinctive styling. The knife features an 8-inch stainless steel blade that folds into a robust lockback frame. The gray pakkawood handle scales and polished stainless steel bolsters offer a sleek look with dependable strength. The unique scarab design on the lock mechanism adds character to this standout piece, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.

Summary topics

  • Gift Appeal (11%): Customers appreciated the gift, as it was a great gift for any Bro you might know.
  • Blade Quality (14%): It was reported by customers that the blade is well crafted and well worthy of ownership, with a good working large blade.

Review topics: ["quality","looks","price","problem","knife","blade","gift","piece","folder","pocket","buy","matches","use","purse","edge"].

Review highlights

  • "Good working large blade well worthy of ownership." — Jamie W.
  • "Definitely a unique item, would make a great gag gift or gift to any knife collector." — Nathan
  • "I love it, it's not high end, but it looks great, works and it just a fun piece to show or a great gift to give." — David

Reviews

Beautiful display piece, that's it

"I bought Budk's "as is" knife deal, forgot what it was, but you get a random knife as is. and I got lucky and got this. It is overall a beautiful and intimidating knife that will draw attention. However, I'm glad to see I'm not the only one struggling with closing this knife. Opening it is fine, but trying to trigger the massive button on the back while then pushing the knife close really requires two people. Obviously this is not meant as an every day carry, but it's still kind of disappointing at how difficult it is to close. Despite this, I rated it 5 stars for the aesthetical appeal of it."

— Brian G. (5/5)

Great knife

"Huge pocket knife for sure! Exactly what I was looking for. Very strong and intimidating. I recommend too anyone who likes big knives."

— Lenny B. (5/5)

I like!!!

"I like!!!"

— Luvelle C. (5/5)

Nice Knife

"An actually beautiful knife, that is well built as well!"

— Mark C. (5/5)

great item

"great knife"

— David S. (5/5)

massive knife

"Definitely, a conversational piece. It is basically a short sword."

— James L. (5/5)

TR99

"This lock blade is well crafted! Good working large blade well worthy of ownership."

— Jamie W. (5/5)

Holy Crow!

"Let me start off first by saying that the photos and video don't do this thing justice. It's not just big, it's... ...HUGE... ...GIGANTIC... ...MONSTROUS! It's not a "pocket" knife. It's really a folding version of a Bowie knife that just looks like a pocket knife. As such, it should come with a leather "sheath"/pouch with a snapdown flap to keep it securely in place, just like other out-sized pocket knives. As it is, I store it with my Bowies. The only problem I have with this monster is the lockback. I need a pair of pliers to manipulate the thing to close it."

— Jim G. (4/5)

WOW

"This is the most ridiculous knife I have ever seen. I love it. I've had it for 2 hours and have had 3 people want to have their picture with it. BUDK you never disappoint."

— Randy M. (5/5)

Mostly very good

"This knife, and the Heartwood Scarab giant folder, open easily enough, but closing them is a different story. Some of the reviewers have this problem, but some do not. Mine are so hard to release the blade to close it that it takes two thumbs!!! I guess it's just the luck of the draw. But, when open, they are impressive and I'm all in all happy with them. Someone suggested getting a sheath. That would work. Then, I'd never have to close them!"

— Charles G. (4/5)

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