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MAGNACUT STONED GOAT 2.0 - ORANGE & BLACK
$225.00
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SKU: magnacut-stoned-goat-2-0-orange-black
Overview
Built for hunters who want an ultralight skinning knife with a fuller belly, this model is aimed at careful work where control matters. Its trailing point profile is described as helping reduce the risk of unwanted punctures while keeping the knife versatile enough for broader field use. The 2.0 update adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle for added strength and easier lanyard wrapping. It is a practical choice for hunters who value a compact carry profile without giving up a purpose-driven skinning shape.
Why Hunters Choose the Hunt
Ultralight Skinner
Designed for hunters who want
Trailing Point
Blade shape helps reduce the
Skeletonized, Paracord-wrapped
Handle keeps the knife ultralight
Integrated Finger
Guard adds a useful safety
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 to the 2.0 design.
- Slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle improves strength and lanyard wrapping.
- Now offered in MagnaCut.
Best Used For
- Hunters wanting an ultralight skinner with a larger belly for skinning tasks
- Users who prefer a trailing point blade shape for reduced risk of unwanted punctures
- Backcountry hunters needing a compact knife with easy lanyard wrapping
- Those who liked the Speedgoat concept but want an integrated finger guard
Specifications
| Blade Steel | CPM MagnaCut |
|---|---|
| Knife Type | Ultralight Skinner |
| Handle Material | Paracord-wrapped skeletonized handle |
| Blade Shape | Trailing Point |
| Color | Orange & Black |
| Finger Guard | Integrated |
| Handle Design | Skeletonized |
| Version | 2.0 |
Pros
- Ultralight skinner designed for hunters who want belly without bulk
- Trailing point blade shape helps reduce the risk of unwanted punctures
- Skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle keeps the knife ultralight and portable
- Integrated finger guard adds a useful safety feature
- Slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle improves strength and lanyard wrapping
- Now offered in MagnaCut
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The trailing point profile is aimed at skinning and reducing puncture risk, so it is a more specialized shape than a general-purpose drop point.
- The skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle keeps weight down, but it offers a minimalist feel that may not suit users who prefer a fuller grip.
- The integrated finger guard and slightly longer, thicker handle are refinements, but the knife remains intentionally ultralight rather than a heavy-duty design.
- The product description emphasizes portability and versatility, so buyers seeking a larger blade belly or a more substantial knife may want to consider whether this format fits their use case.
Suggested Comparisons
- Skinning knives
- Ultralight hunting knives
- Trailing point fixed-blade knives
- Field dressing knives
Suggested Accessories
- Knife sheath
- Knife sharpener
- 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 intended to suit hunters who prefer more belly for skinning while keeping the knife versatile and portable.
How does the Stoned Goat 2.0 differ from the Speedgoat?
The description says it combines the Speedgoat’s skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle with the Stonewall’s trailing point blade shape. The 2.0 version also adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle.
What does the trailing point blade shape offer according to the product description?
The long description says the trailing point blade shape helps reduce the risk of unwanted punctures without sacrificing versatility or ultralight portability.
Does the product description list the blade steel?
Yes. The long description says it comes in MagnaCut now.
Are the blade dimensions, weight, or handle materials fully specified here?
No. The provided data does not list blade dimensions, weight, or handle material details beyond the skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle mentioned in the description.