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MAGNACUT STONED GOAT 2.0 - OLIVE
$225.00
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SKU: magnacut-stoned-goat-2-0-olive
Overview
Built for hunters who want an ultralight fixed blade with a more generous belly for skinning, this knife is aimed at field work where control and portability both matter. Its trailing point profile is designed to help reduce the risk of unwanted punctures while still keeping the knife versatile enough for general use. The updated 2.0 version adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle for added strength and easier lanyard wrapping. It suits hunters looking for a compact, purpose-driven skinner without unnecessary bulk.
Why Hunters Choose the Hunt
Ultralight Skinner
Design keeps the knife easy
Trailing Point
Blade shape offers a larger
Skeletonized, Paracord-wrapped
Handle keeps the profile compact
Integrated Finger
Guard adds a useful control
Slightly Longer,
Thicker skeletonized handle improves strength
Key Features
- Ultralight skinner designed with a larger belly for skinning tasks.
- Trailing point blade shape helps reduce the risk of unwanted punctures.
- Skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle supports ultralight portability.
- Integrated finger guard adds control and protection at the grip.
- 2.0 version includes a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle.
- Now offered in MagnaCut.
Best Used For
- Hunters who want an ultralight skinner with a larger belly for controlled skinning work
- Backcountry users prioritizing minimal carry weight and compact gear for long approaches
- Those who prefer a trailing point profile to reduce unwanted punctures during field use
- Knife owners wanting an integrated finger guard and easier lanyard wrapping on a compact handle
Specifications
| Blade Steel | CPM MagnaCut |
|---|---|
| Handle Material | Skeletonized, paracord-wrapped |
| Handle Color | Olive |
| Blade Shape | Trailing point |
| Handle Design | Skeletonized |
| Handle Length Change | Slightly longer (1/8") |
| Handle Thickness Change | Thicker |
| Integrated Finger Guard | Yes |
| Lanyard Wrapping | Easier |
| Product Type | Ultralight Skinner |
| Risk Of Unwanted Punctures | Reduced |
Pros
- Ultralight skinner design keeps the knife easy to carry in the field.
- Trailing point blade shape offers a larger belly for skinning tasks.
- Skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle keeps the profile compact and secure.
- Integrated finger guard adds a useful control feature to the 2.0 design.
- Slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle improves strength and lanyard wrapping.
- Now offered in MagnaCut according to the product description.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The trailing point shape is geared toward skinning and puncture control, so it is more specialized than a general-purpose drop point design.
- The skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle keeps weight down, but it offers a different feel than a full handle and may not suit every user preference.
- The 2.0 update adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker handle, which improves security and lanyard wrapping but changes the original minimalist profile.
- At $225.00, it sits at a premium price point for a purpose-built ultralight skinner.
Suggested Comparisons
- Ultralight skinning knife
- Drop-point hunting knife
- Trailing-point hunting knife
- Fixed-blade field knife
Suggested Accessories
- Knife sheath
- Sharpening stone
- Paracord
- Lanyard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Stoned Goat 2.0 designed for?
It is described as an ultralight skinner with a larger blade belly for skinning, while still keeping the knife portable and versatile.
How does the Stoned Goat 2.0 differ from the Speedgoat?
According to the description, it uses the Speedgoat’s skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle and pairs it with a trailing point blade shape inspired by the Stonewall. The 2.0 version also adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle.
Why would a hunter choose this blade shape?
The trailing point design is presented as helping reduce the risk of unwanted punctures without giving up versatility.
What handle features are listed on the Stoned Goat 2.0?
The source data says it has a skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle, plus an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle on the 2.0 version.
What steel does the Stoned Goat 2.0 use?
The long description says it comes in MagnaCut now. No other steel details are provided in the source data.