CaseWR XX Pocket Knife Yellow Synthetic Sod Buster Item #038 - (3138 Cv) - Length Closed: 4 5/8 Inches
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CaseWR XX Pocket Knife Yellow Synthetic Sod Buster Item #038 - (3138 Cv) - Length Closed: 4 5/8 Inches

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  • Recommended Uses For Product
    Skinning
  • Brand
    Case
  • Model Name
    Sod Buster CV
  • Special Feature
    Manual
  • Age Range (Description)
    Adult
  • Included Components
    Sod Buster
🔪3.7-inch Chrome Vanadium Steel Skinner Blade
🟡Durable Yellow Synthetic Handle
🇺🇸Proudly Made in Bradford, PA, USA

Description

🗡️ Cut through the ordinary with the Sod Buster’s bold precision!

  • COMPACT READY - Folds down to a sleek 4 5/8 inches—perfectly pocketable for on-the-go pros.
  • LIFETIME CONFIDENCE - Backed by a manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty—invest in a knife that lasts.
  • AMBIDEXTROUS COMFORT - Ergonomic design fits both left and right-handed users for seamless handling.
  • BOLD BRIGHT HANDLE - Eye-catching yellow synthetic handle designed for durability and standout style in any setting.
  • PRECISION SKINNING POWER - Expertly crafted 3.7-inch chrome vanadium steel blade for flawless cuts every time.

The Case WR XX Sod Buster Pocket Knife features a 3.7-inch chrome vanadium steel skinning blade paired with a durable yellow synthetic handle. Compact at 4 5/8 inches closed and weighing just 3.3 ounces, it’s designed for everyday outdoor, hunting, and household tasks. Made in Bradford, PA, USA, this manual, ambidextrous knife comes with a manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty, ensuring reliability and style for the modern professional.

Specifications

Recommended Uses For ProductSkinning
BrandCase
Model NameSod Buster Pocket Knives, Yellow CV, Medium
Special FeatureManual
Age Range (Description)Adult
Included ComponentsSod Buster
Handle MaterialYellow Synthetic
ColorYellow CV
Blade MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel
StyleSod Buster
Blade Length3.7 Inches
Power SourceManual
Product Care InstructionsHand Wash Only
Hand OrientationAmbidextrous
Item Weight3.3 Ounces
Blade ShapeSKINNER BLADE
Blade EdgePlain
Is Cordless?Yes
ReusabilityReusable
Customer Package TypeFFP
Item Length4.63 Inches
Global Trade Identification Number00021205000381
Size3.7"
ManufacturerWR Case & Sons Cutlery Co
UPC021205000381 732233454908 698997344810 752913170928
Part NumberCSCCA00038
Item Weight3.3 ounces
Item model number00038
Is Discontinued By ManufacturerNo
MaterialSynthetic
Item Package Quantity1
Number Of Pieces1
Folded Knife Size4 5/8 Inches
Special FeaturesManual
UsageOutdoor
Batteries Included?No
Batteries Required?No
Warranty DescriptionManufacturer

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R**

Sodbuster

Very happy 🙂

Z**D

Knife

Very nice

C**G

Sodbuster. The RAT1 of the traditional era.

This review is going to be biased. Can't be helped. My first three knives were a Barlow (a really cheap one) a Victorinox and a Case stockman (or was it a trapper) . Idk, my dad stole all of these from me when I got old enough to do any damage with them. The case is the only one I miss. I'm tempted, as a 40 year old grown man, to go rifling through his drawers to find it. And my pellet gun.The Sodbuster is the biggest Case knife I've ever seen. My father-in-law carries a trapper and usually I got my Tx toothpick on me, but when I got this sucker, I was pretty impressed with its size. Let's get the obvious stuff out of the way, it's a slipjoint (a really easy one too), no pocket clip, no newfangled blade steel. It's a work knife for digging around in a garden. Some folks will be turned off by all of these things. I look at them as plusses. I'm not sure where the idea that a non-locking blade = dangerous came about. You really do have to handle slipjoints slightly differently than locking blades but they are just as safe if not safer in most contexts. It's a matter of exposure. I carved wood with my barlow for years, and occasionally the blade would stick or something but I always knew that could happen. I did have one close on my fingers once or twice but there wasn't any force behind it and not really anything happened as a result. I think most modern knife folks grew up with a slipjoint and maybe injured themselves with one as a kid, possibly while clowning around with it, to the point where as adults they think of them as an unnecessary hazard. The pocket clip... well I could take it or leave it. It's easier for a work knife not to have to fish around in my pocket for it repeatedly. That said, mostly I leave this one on my desk or table. Not sure I would carry it around in public. It's mighty big for a pocket. As for the blade steel, I generally prefer high carbon steel. I can sharpen such a knife really well with a stone. I'm not sure that I really like the edge retention of modern steels. I have an r2d2 - I have yet to sharpen it, but I'm guessing it will be a pain in the butt. I know exactly what to expect with softer steels.. In short, this is a fine knife appointed well for the last millenia. It's the folksier version of a RAT 1 and it will appeal to any who like the shape.

A**R

Possibly my new favorite pocket knife

Case: I have many higher end knives. 10 or so Benchmades, CRK, Spartan, ZT, among many others. I have 4 or so $400+ knives. Case is one of the first knife brands I recognized when I was a kid. Dad grew up 30 minutes from the Case/Zippo factory and my grandfather always carried a small stainless Case everyday. When I knew next to nothing about knives, I knew that Case was one of the standards. My 1st and 2nd "Real" knives (not some cheap fleamarket/hardware store counter knife) were Case knives and I was very proud of them and still have them. What I love about Case is that they are handmade in the US and are very very affordable. Arguably the best traditional pocket knives made.The knife itself: Iv been eyeing this knife for about 4 months. I added it to my basket, then "save for later". "Add" "Save" "Add" "Save" for months. Not really needing it but really wanting it. Finally bit the bullet and I couldn't be happier. This knife is everything I was hoping it to be and more for the price. First off, its a monster. I knew it was big but after finally getting it in person, its huge. It is a full size folding knife but also fairly light for its size due to the use of Delrin for the handles. I believe the knife handles are sanded on a belt by hand. You can tell its not by machine because of the "imperfect" symmetry of the grinding. I honestly love the hand ground look/feel. I feel like it is perfect in its "imperfection" and kind of cool knowing that no 2 knives are exactly alike. This particular model of SodBuster has a harder CV blade over the more common Stainless blade on the majority of their knives. So far I am a fan and think the CV is the obvious choice of steel over the stainless. There is a slight higher risk of corrosion with the CV blade but I am not even slightly worried about this. As long as I oil it after any excessive prolonged use in water/acidic liquids/environments and maybe every other month depending on use, It should be fine. The blade has a bit of a mirrored stonewash finish, personally love it. Steel is very easy to sharpen/touchup compared to my other higher end steels. I use a spyderco sharpmaker and it only takes a few swipes on the angled white fine stones before hair is falling everywhere. Also really love the brass liners/pins in these knives. This knife is a slip-joint (no locking mechanism to keep the blade from closing if force is applied to the top of the blade) however it has excellent strong retention when opened and closed. Really the only thing that made me a teeny tiny bit sad about this knife was that the blade is not centered. However it isn't that big of a deal for a $28 knife. I bought this knife specifically to throw into my hiking/camping/overnight/daypack for abuse. It will be my primary outdoor knife for whittling fine tinder, cutting cordage, and all other task until I need one of the fixed blades. The quality for the price is outstanding and I have no desire to baby it, at first sight you can tell its made for abuse.

R**M

Great pocket knife

Not a collector. Great pocket knife. Seems to hold an edge.

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