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The deep blue of the bone handles of these Case Knives family pairs with a Case USA oval shield and a limited edition blade marking to give these knives a unique look.

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Case Limited XX Edition Gator Jig Ocean Blue Bone Muskrat Pocket Knife 3.88" Closed (MUSKRAT SS…Retail price: $112.99, our price: $94.99
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About Case Gator Jig Ocean Blue Bone Knives

The Case Limited XX Edition Gator Jig Ocean Blue Bone series features a striking handle treatment paired with limited-edition blade markings. This special run showcases classic Case patterns rendered in a deep, vibrant blue bone.

What is unique about the Case Gator Jig Ocean Blue Bone series?
This limited-edition series stands out for its deep ocean blue bone handles, a Case USA oval shield, and distinctive limited-edition lettering on the main blade. The Gator Jig texture is also cut wider than traditional jigging, offering a unique tactile feel.
What patterns are available in this series?
The series includes several classic Case folding pocket knives, such as the Trapper, Barlow, Baby Butterbean, Seahorse Whittler, Muskrat, Tiny Trapper, and the Baby Doc.
What makes the Gator Jig handle texture different from standard jigging?
The Gator Jig texture features wider grooves than standard jigged bone, with additional fine texture pocketed inside the larger jigs. This design provides enhanced grip security while highlighting the variation in the ocean blue dye.
Is the Baby Doc pattern a permanent addition to this series?
No, the Baby Doc is the designated vault pattern for the year. This means it will go back into the vault at the end of the year and will not be produced as an ongoing option.
How much do knives in this limited-edition Case series cost?
Prices for the Case Gator Jig Ocean Blue Bone series generally range from around $80 to $90, depending on the specific pattern and blade configuration.