SPEEDGOAT - ORANGE & BLACK
Tough. Sharp. Versatile. Adaptable. Remarkably light.
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It isn’t hard to see why The Speedgoat is one of our most popular blades. It can handle just about anything — from caping, gutting, skinning, and deboning an elk to cleaning fish, cutting line, and so much more. And at just 1.7 oz, this do-it-all blade is specifically crafted to be packed to the most difficult-to-access locations so you can pursue your passions faster.
The Speedgoat takes its name from the Pronghorn Antelope native to Montana and the American West. As the fastest land mammal in the Western Hemisphere, it moves through the toughest terrain with speed and precision, making it the perfect symbol for our lightest hunting blade.
Best go to for many situations. Perfect length, size, and flexibility with spring steel and ball bearing. The knife is awesome. Used in deer season worked magic. I have 50 knives with top 5. This went in top 5. Sits between great folder, and camp knife. Fits a niche but allows for a lot more range of uses. Very happy and made in USA. I would rather buy in USA and know my knife is USA made with lifetime warranty gives price of mine. Plus if you want to change, use, etc 550 cord which is 7.5 feet, it can be done in minutes. There is new 550 survivorcord with copper wire I think seven strand. This knife sheath I was skeptical about but hv used it edc, hunting, on bag shoulder, even in sweat pants. Tip of the hat MKC. Thank you Jennifer!
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I bought a Speed Goat knife for my brother as a gift . He is extremely pleased with the knife . He has been using knives his entire life as a hunter and in his profession . He is not an easy person to impress as knives are concerned. He is impressed!!!
Thank You Montana Knife Company and I plan to purchase a knife for myself also.
Great for hiking and everyday use. I have given a few to family member for Birthday gifts. Big hit with them as well.
Excellent quality and workmanship, but can only be drawn from across the body because of the handle shape. Sheath has to be mounted on your belt horizontally, but is awkward to wear because the handle sticks out. You have to wear it at the belt buckle to conceal it, but it's an awkward location and the handle is still canted outward.
Mounted vertically, it is near impossible to draw. I would like to find a use for this knife, but but its configuration makes it extremely difficult. Quite a disappointment and will end up unused in my closet.
