PakLite Skinner

It's been talked about some here and over in the Wilderness forum.

Don't have one yet, but ordered it yesterday from Buck with the 40% off discount. Makes it a very affordable, light knife!

Will cord wrap the handle if need be and find a use for it.
 
I have the skinner and the paklite, they are great little knives, esp. for the money!

I hope to use mine this weekend on a deer!
 
ohen cepel said:
It's been talked about some here and over in the Wilderness forum.

Don't have one yet, but ordered it yesterday from Buck with the 40% off discount. Makes it a very affordable, light knife!

Will cord wrap the handle if need be and find a use for it.
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When you get it let us know how you like it. Also some pictures with other knives to show size, if you can. Thanks.
 
FANTASTIC knives!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had a chance to use them both on my dads deer sunday. They were great! I love them both, but I think I like the caper version a tad more. It was perfect for skinning! Also easier for me to touch up, it has a nice curve to the blade. The belly in the skinner blade wanst bad, but I could have done without it.
EASY cleanup also! Knives were very manueverable during skinning! I also used them for removing the meat from the bone, but they were a tad short, for me. They worked, but the 105 is more suited for this task ;)
 
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Thanks for the pictures. Looks like nice small knife. I thought it would be a little bigger. What does the sheath look like?
 
Thanks for that review Jim.That was very helpful.:thumbup:
Happy Thanksgiving.
Jeff
postfallsidaho said:
FANTASTIC knives!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had a chance to use them both on my dads deer sunday. They were great! I love them both, but I think I like the caper version a tad more. It was perfect for skinning! Also easier for me to touch up, it has a nice curve to the blade. The belly in the skinner blade wanst bad, but I could have done without it.
EASY cleanup also! Knives were very manueverable during skinning! I also used them for removing the meat from the bone, but they were a tad short, for me. They worked, but the 105 is more suited for this task ;)
Heres some pics comparing to a 110 for size reference:


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presz said:
Thanks for the pictures. Looks like nice small knife. I thought it would be a little bigger. What does the sheath look like?
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Sheath looks like their standard black cordura fabric with BUCK in white. Sheaths are also very compact and light weight even with the plastic liner inside. I will get pics up on sunday maybe, the knives are back up north already.
 
postfallsidaho said:
FANTASTIC knives!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had a chance to use them both on my dads deer sunday. They were great! I love them both, but I think I like the caper version a tad more. It was perfect for skinning! Also easier for me to touch up, it has a nice curve to the blade. The belly in the skinner blade wanst bad, but I could have done without it.
EASY cleanup also! Knives were very manueverable during skinning! I also used them for removing the meat from the bone, but they were a tad short, for me. They worked, but the 105 is more suited for this task ;)
Heres some pics comparing to a 110 for size reference:


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Jim,

You're making me want those two knives. Nice Review.
 
Here are pictures of the sheaths for Paklite Skinner and Caper.

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Paklite Caper



Paklite Skinner

 
Thanks for the pics of the knives with sheaths!

I had a chance to use both knives on 3 more bucks this weekend :D What a great year!
My Dad, wife, and I all shot a nice lil' buck! As far as cleaning these last 3, I used the Vantage Pro and the Paklites again. I found myself at the end using the paklite caper the most though. I like it a little more than the skinner version now. I also got out the 123 and 125 fillets, and they worked AWESOME as well! I think I found my new whitetail combo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-Jim
 
I have two, the black coated version is much larger than the uncoated silver verion. The balance is better in the uncoated one, but I really like them both. The two I have are the model pictured in the link. I'm going to buy a couple of the other model as soon as I can find them. They sell very quick and none of the stores can keep them in stock.
 
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