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Rodgers Classic Pipe Smokers Knife - Greenwood

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$43.47 $69 In stock

Category: Pipe Knives

Joseph Rodgers, regarded for high-quality craftsmanship, is the go-to brand of smoking tools. Being a world famous Cutler, with history going back to 1682, Eggington continues the legacy of manufacturing these fine blades.

Their smoker's pocket knives are hand assembled in Sheffield with polished stainless steel Easi-grip blade, spike and tamper. The handles are beautiful and made with a range of woods or horn, bolstered by nickel silver plates at either end and secured with brass pins. To finish and certify quality, the famous star and cross are hallmarked on the steel.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

Fits comfortably in the palm and the blade feels solid, not flimsy at all—exactly what I wanted for my tobacco kit. There's a real sense of history in the craftsmanship, like it was built to last generations.

Ellie W. ★★★★★

The blade locks open with a reassuring click, and the brass ferrule is sturdy enough for daily use. It's clearly built to last, which is exactly what you want in a pipe tool.

Madison ★★★★★

The brass ferrule feels solid and gives it a nice heft in the hand. I’ve been using it to break down flakes for my morning bowl, and the blade took a razor edge with just a few passes on a strop.