The flat sides and edge do the work of prying large and small knots open. A round spike can slide sideways, and doesn’t have the same ability to grip and unlock a really tight knot. The Marlinspike/Shackle Key/Multitool (the "spike") greatly expands the usefulness of the knife. Titanium Marlinspike/Shackle Key/Multitool The blade is tumble polished and has a smooth-to-the-touch lustre. The irregularities and patterns are superficial and make each knife unique. The "field grade" as-cast blade bears the markings of its fiery birth. The blade takes on metal flow lines and the natural grain markings of the porcelain mold, giving it an "organic" look. The Boye Sheepsfoot folder has a 3" blade, is 7" in length overall, and weighs just 2.5 oz. In our opinion, that's one of the essential features of a good boat knife, and that's where Boye Dendritic Cobalt knives really excel. Not included in this test was the all-important category of long term edge holding. The Boye Sheepsfoot Folder was rated #1 Boat Knife by Practical Sailor, top scoring in criteria such as cutting, portability, deployment, magnetic interference, corrosion resistance, and affordability. It can be used for hours on end and still cut effectively and repeatedly, will never rust in salt water (blade or fittings), and is non magnetic, so it won't affect a compass or electronics.
It will cut virtually any line - quickly, cleanly, and safely. This knife is easy to carry and deploy and can be opened and closed with either hand. The Sheepsfoot Folder has a blunt tip for minimal risk of accidentally piercing someone with a sharp tip in urgent situations. Indispensable for sea rescue or for first responders when a line or a seat belt needs to be severed quickly. A traditional shape for safety and a consummate rigging knife, the Boye Sheepsfoot Folder is perfect for everyday jobs or in white knuckle situations when you're being slammed around on boat.
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