Rapala Falcon Filleting Knife With Sheath with Sharpner

• High Strength Polymer Handle
• Molden Resin Sheath with built in sharpener
• Stainless Steel Blade

RAPALA FILLETING KNIFE

The Rapala Falcon Fillet Knife offers superior filleting at a value price. Contoured handle, comfortable and durable enough for arduous filleting tasks, features a slip resistant texture, matched with flexible, stainless steel blade that makes short work of filleting. Integrated finger guard offers protection from slippage during messy fillet sessions. Redesigned multi-purpose hard sheath protects the blade and user. Fine grade ceramic-sticks sharpener is built-into the sheath allowing "in-the-field" sharpening.

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Orders Outside Mainland UK

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