Toor Knives Willow Ultra-Light Game Knife

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Toor Knives Willow Fixed Blade Knife 3.75" CPM-154 Spanish Moss Drop Point Blade, Skeletonized …Retail price: $275.00, our price: $235.00
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Toor Knives Willow FAQ

Engineered as an agile backcountry hunting and hiking fixed blade, the Toor Knives Willow pairs a 3.75-inch CPM-154 blade with an ultra-lightweight skeletonized design weighing just 2.5 ounces. It offers precise edge control for field dressing and trail chores without burdening your pack.

What tasks is the Toor Willow designed for?
The Toor Willow is built specifically for backcountry hunting, game processing, and lightweight hiking. The blade features a sweeping belly well-suited for skinning alongside an acute tip for fine detail work. Due to its skeletonized construction, it is intended for slicing and field dressing rather than heavy-duty camp chores like batoning or extended wood carving.
How much does the Toor Willow weigh?
The Toor Willow weighs approximately 2.5 ounces. This minimal weight is made possible by a heavily skeletonized full tang and slim G10 handle scales, making it exceptionally easy to carry on long treks.
What blade steel does the Toor Willow use?
The Willow series uses CPM-154 stainless steel shaped into a versatile 3.75-inch drop point profile. Current variants feature protective blade finishes such as Spanish Moss and Canyon Drab.
What sheath comes with the Toor Willow?
The Willow comes with a molded DuoTone Kydex sheath for secure retention. While attachment hardware is not included in the box, the sheath hole spacing accommodates popular aftermarket carry solutions like a large Tek-Lok.
Is the skeletonized handle on the Willow comfortable for hard use?
The skeletonized G10 handle provides excellent agility and traction for game prep, but it is not intended for sustained heavy push cuts. The open cutouts can create hot spots during prolonged wood shaping, making the knife best suited for slicing, skinning, and general outdoor utility.