4" Blade Belt Sheath Knives with Pinecone Resin Handles

The 4" Blade Belt Sheath Knives with Pinecone Resin Handles bring together Western durability and artisan craftsmanship. Built for working cowboys, hunters, and outdoorsmen, these belt sheath knives feature a Damascus steel blade—renowned for its razor-sharp edge, layered patterns, and long-lasting performance. With an 8-inch overall length and a 4-inch blade, they are sized perfectly for belt carry, balancing power with precision.

Each knife showcases a unique pinecone turquoise resin handle or pinecone resin handle, stabilized for strength and styled with natural beauty. Reinforced with steel bolsters, these handles offer both grip security and standout Western character, making these knives as collectible as they are functional.

Designed for fieldwork, ranch chores, or outdoor treks, these belt sheath knives are paired with a handcrafted leather sheath for safe horizontal or vertical carry. Whether used daily or kept as part of a Western knife collection, they are dependable, eye-catching, and built to last.

Why These Belt Sheath Knives Stand Out:
🔪 Damascus Steel Blades (4") – Layered, sharp, and built for tough use
🌲 Pinecone Resin Handles – Available in turquoise resin or natural pinecone resin for unique style and grip
🛡 Steel Bolsters – Added strength and control for working tasks
📏 8" Overall Length – Perfect balance of carry size and cutting power
🐂 Western & Ranch Ready – Designed for cowboys, outdoorsmen, and collectors

Care Tips & Precautions
🧼 Clean regularly: Wipe blades with a soft cloth after use to prevent moisture buildup and rust. Avoid dishwashers.
🛢️ Oil the blades: Apply a light coat of oil (e.g., paraffin oil, mineral oil) on Damascus steel after cleaning to preserve the pattern and prevent oxidation.
🧳 Store safely: Always store your knife in a dry place. Use the included leather sheath when not in use, but don’t store it long-term inside the sheath to avoid trapped moisture.
🔒 Use responsibly: This knife is sharp and built for cutting tasks. Avoid prying, throwing, or striking hard surfaces.