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The Case 16402 Stockman is a medium folding knife built on the classic Stockman pattern—a three-blade design that's been trusted by hunters, anglers, and outdoors folks for generations. This version pairs plain carbon steel blades with a smooth royal blue synthetic handle, giving you a hardworking folder that's comfortable in your hand and ready for camp, field, or tackle box. The Stockman's blade configuration—clip point, sheepsfoot, and spey—covers the everyday cutting tasks that matter: detail work with the clip point, food prep with the sheepsfoot, and line or leather work with the spey blade.
Case has been making knives since 1889, and the Stockman remains one of their most recognized patterns. The carbon steel blades hold an edge well and are straightforward to sharpen in the field. The smooth synthetic handle resists weather and won't absorb moisture, making it a solid choice if you're working in damp conditions or want minimal fuss in upkeep. Medium size means it's not oversized—it rides easy in a pocket or pack without feeling bulky.
If you hunt, fish, camp, or just need a reliable multi-blade folder for the truck or cabin, the Case 16402 Stockman delivers proven function without pretense. It's the kind of knife that earns its place through years of actual use, not marketing.
| Brand | Case Knives |
| Model | 16402 |
| Pattern | Stockman |
| Blade Configuration | Clip Point, Sheepsfoot, Spey |
| Blade Material | Plain Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Smooth Royal Blue Synthetic |
| Size | Medium |
| Type | Folding |
The clip point is your all-purpose blade for detail work and slicing. The sheepsfoot has a flat edge and rounded spine, ideal for food prep and general cutting without risk of puncturing. The spey blade is narrow and curved, originally designed for spey casting but handy for line work, leather, and precision tasks.
Carbon steel holds a sharp edge longer than stainless and is easier to touch up in the field with a basic stone. It does require more care—wipe the blades dry after use to prevent rust, especially if you're working in wet conditions. If minimal maintenance is your priority, stainless steel alternatives exist, but many users prefer carbon steel for its edge performance and repairability.
The Case 16402 is a medium-size folder, so it's designed to carry comfortably in a pants pocket or jacket without excessive bulk. Exact fit depends on your pocket size and how you carry, but the Stockman pattern is a classic pocket knife size.
SKU: 194199340
Availability: In Stock
Current Stock: Out of stock
The Case 16402 Stockman is a medium folding knife built on the classic Stockman pattern—a three-blade design that's been trusted by hunters, anglers, and outdoors folks for generations. This version pairs plain carbon steel blades with a smooth royal blue synthetic handle, giving you a hardworking folder that's comfortable in your hand and ready for camp, field, or tackle box. The Stockman's blade configuration—clip point, sheepsfoot, and spey—covers the everyday cutting tasks that matter: detail work with the clip point, food prep with the sheepsfoot, and line or leather work with the spey blade.
Case has been making knives since 1889, and the Stockman remains one of their most recognized patterns. The carbon steel blades hold an edge well and are straightforward to sharpen in the field. The smooth synthetic handle resists weather and won't absorb moisture, making it a solid choice if you're working in damp conditions or want minimal fuss in upkeep. Medium size means it's not oversized—it rides easy in a pocket or pack without feeling bulky.
If you hunt, fish, camp, or just need a reliable multi-blade folder for the truck or cabin, the Case 16402 Stockman delivers proven function without pretense. It's the kind of knife that earns its place through years of actual use, not marketing.
| Brand | Case Knives |
| Model | 16402 |
| Pattern | Stockman |
| Blade Configuration | Clip Point, Sheepsfoot, Spey |
| Blade Material | Plain Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Smooth Royal Blue Synthetic |
| Size | Medium |
| Type | Folding |
The clip point is your all-purpose blade for detail work and slicing. The sheepsfoot has a flat edge and rounded spine, ideal for food prep and general cutting without risk of puncturing. The spey blade is narrow and curved, originally designed for spey casting but handy for line work, leather, and precision tasks.
Carbon steel holds a sharp edge longer than stainless and is easier to touch up in the field with a basic stone. It does require more care—wipe the blades dry after use to prevent rust, especially if you're working in wet conditions. If minimal maintenance is your priority, stainless steel alternatives exist, but many users prefer carbon steel for its edge performance and repairability.
The Case 16402 is a medium-size folder, so it's designed to carry comfortably in a pants pocket or jacket without excessive bulk. Exact fit depends on your pocket size and how you carry, but the Stockman pattern is a classic pocket knife size.
SKU: 194199340
