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TORREYA™

Designed by Steve Jernigan in Milton, Florida
A compact folder that comes up big on the hunt.

The Torreya™, designed by Steve Jernigan of Milton, FL, performs like a big hunting knife but in a much more manageable size.
  • Thumb Stud Blade Deployment
  • Polished Resin Infused Fiber Handle
  • Reinforced Nylon Sheath w/Belt Loop
$69.99
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80% of 100
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Specifications
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Blade Length 3.60" (91.44 mm)
Blade Edge Plain
Blade Steel 7Cr17MoV
Blade Finish Satin
Blade Thickness 0.11" (2.79 mm)
Overall Length 8.38" (212.85 mm)
Closed Length 4.76" (120.90 mm)
Weight 5.09 oz. (144.30 g)
Handle Resin Infused Fiber
Style Folding Knife w/Liner Lock
Sheath Weight 0.70 oz. (19.84g)
A compact folder that comes up big on the hunt. The Torreya™, designed by Steve Jernigan of Milton, FL, performs like a big hunting knife but in a much more manageable size.

A throwback to another era, the Torreya™ has a classic hunting style with a large 3.6" drop-point blade that can handle many outdoor tasks. While it's able to clean elk in the field it also feels comfortable back at the ranch on a gentleman's belt.

The full-sized tough resin infused fiber handle is shaped in a way that provides you with a good grip on jobs that'd normally require a fixed blade knife. Simply put, the Torreya™ doesn't know it's supposed to be a folding blade when it comes to hunting tasks.

While rare for folding knives, it comes with a sheath that offers a reinforced nylon belt loop that opens and closes via hook and loop.

Whether it's scuba diving in his home state of Florida or hunting game out West, Jernigan has had a knife in his hand for as long as he can remember. So it was only natural that he'd want to evolve the fixed blades that he grew up loving.

If you're looking for a folder that doesn't act like one in the field, reach for the Torreya™.

Steve Jernigan

Milton, Florida 

For as long as he can remember, Steve's had a knife permanently attached to his hand. Growing up in Florida, he'd use it for hunting, fishing, scuba diving, spearfishing and underwater salvage. So it only made perfect sense that he'd start designing knives of his own, many of which earned him nice trophies like the Best Folder of Show award at the very first Florida Invitational Knife Show.

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