Bear & Son 510D Sideliner

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posted on September 17, 2012
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Bear & Son has released its new 510D Sideliner, a 3-inch modified spear point blade.

The Sideliner comes with a genuine India Stag Bone handle and features a Damascus steel blade.

Bear & Son is the only commercial knife manufacturer offering knves made with Damascus blades. Damascus cutting edges have tiny saw-tooth carbides, formed in a coal fire, enabling the blades to cut even when they feel dull to the touch.

The 510D Sideliner is made in the United States, like all Bear & Sons knives. It ships with an MSRP of $159.99.

For more information, go to BearandSonCutlery.com.

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