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This Tequila Sunrise family is carefully fitted with bright Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades and a handle marked with historic Case family character in a color blend of orange and red that’s as magnificent as an American Southwest sunrise.

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Case Tequila Sunrise Bone Series FAQ

The Case Tequila Sunrise Bone series combines vibrant orange and red Crandall-jigged bone handles with bright Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades across a selection of classic traditional patterns.

What handle material is used on the Case Tequila Sunrise series?
The series features Crandall-jigged genuine bone handles dyed in a rich blend of orange and red. The textured jigging provides a secure grip in hand while showcasing historic Case family styling.
What blade steel is used on Case Tequila Sunrise knives?
Knives in the Tequila Sunrise series are made with bright-finished Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel. This proprietary steel offers solid corrosion resistance, dependable edge retention for daily chores, and easy sharpening.
What patterns are available in the Case Tequila Sunrise collection?
The collection includes several traditional Case folding pocket knives, such as the Trapper, Mini Trapper, Sowbelly, Sod Buster Jr, Baby Butterbean, and Axe Handle patterns. Blade configurations range from single-blade pocket slipjoints to multi-blade work knives.
What makes the Case Sowbelly pattern distinctive?
The Sowbelly stands out due to its pronounced handle curvature, which fills the palm and creates a comfortable, secure grip during heavy use. The three-blade variant is equipped with a primary clip point blade, a sheepsfoot blade for flat slicing, and a rounded spey blade.
How much do knives in the Case Tequila Sunrise series cost?
Prices for the Tequila Sunrise series generally range between $70 and $90 depending on the pattern. Smaller single-blade folders such as the Sod Buster Jr fall toward the lower end of the range, while multi-blade patterns like the Sowbelly are around $90.