Features a 3.5-inch 420 stainless steel caping‑style blade, offering fine, razor-sharp precision for delicate tasks like game processing .

The non-slip orange rubber handle and included nylon sheath with belt loop ensure good grip and easy carry .

Compact and lightweight (approx. 8‑8.25 in. overall), it’s marketed around $8–16 depending on vendor

While AccuSharp is better known for pull-through sharpeners, use of those on blades like this has downsides:

• Pull-through sharpeners (especially carbide-style) can quickly remove material and distort blade geometry—acceptable for inexpensive knives, but detrimental for fine or high-carbon steels .

• Users on forums describe the edge after such sharpening as “unstable,” “uneven,” or exhibiting worn micro-geometry over time .

• Ceramic or diamond-guided sharpeners (like Lansky or work-sharpeners) are preferred: they’re gentler and more controlled than basic pull‑through sharpeners.