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MINI STONED GOAT ULTRA

Compact, Pocketable

Skinner designed for bino harness

Skinning-first Drop-point

A serious belly for controlled

Ultra Version

Keeps the original blade profile,

Burled Carbon

Fiber handle replaces 550 paracord

Built As

Refinement of the Mini Stoned

$325.00
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SKU: mini-stoned-goat-ultra

Overview

Built for hunters who want a compact skinner that stays unobtrusive until the work starts, this knife keeps the same pocket-friendly footprint and skinning-first drop point that made the original stand out. The Ultra update adds a burled carbon fiber handle, giving the knife a more refined feel without changing the portability that matters in the field. It is well suited for bino-harness carry and for those close-in moments when a dedicated last-mile blade is the tool you want on hand. The trade-off is straightforward: this is a purpose-driven, compact knife focused on skinning and carry convenience rather than a larger all-around camp knife.

Why Hunters Choose the Hunt

Compact Footprint

Makes it easy to carry

Skinning-first Drop

Point geometry includes a serious

Retains Original

Blade profile, weight class, and

Burled Carbon

Fiber handle adds a refined,

Designed Stay

Pocketable until needed on the

Key Features

  • Compact, pocketable skinner designed for bino harness carry and easy on-body storage.
  • Skinning-first drop-point profile with a serious belly for controlled field use.
  • Ultra version keeps the original blade profile, weight class, and portability.
  • Burled carbon fiber handle replaces 550 paracord for a cleaner, premium finish.
  • Built as a refinement of the Mini Stoned Goat, not a redesign.
  • Designed to stay out of the way until it is needed in the field.

Best Used For

  • Hunters wanting a pocketable skinner that stays unobtrusive in a bino harness until needed
  • Users who prefer a skinning-first drop point with a serious belly for close-up field work
  • Hunters looking for a compact blade that keeps the original Mini Stoned Goat footprint
  • Those who want a premium handle finish without changing the knife's portable carry profile

Pros

  • Compact footprint makes it easy to carry in a bino harness or pocket.
  • Skinning-first drop point geometry includes a serious belly for field dressing tasks.
  • Retains the original blade profile, weight class, and portability.
  • Burled carbon fiber handle adds a refined, premium finish.
  • Designed to stay pocketable until needed on the hunt.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Compact size is a deliberate trade-off: it’s built to stay pocketable and easy to carry, not to replace a larger all-purpose field knife.
  • The skinning-first drop point and serious belly are optimized for that role, so it’s less suited to tasks that call for a more general-purpose blade profile.
  • The burled carbon fiber handle is a premium upgrade, but it also shifts the knife toward a more refined carry than a simple utility-focused setup.
  • At $325, it sits in a premium price tier, so it makes the most sense for hunters who will use the compact skinner format regularly.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Skinning knives
  • Pocket fixed-blade knives
  • Bino harness knives
  • Compact hunting knives

Suggested Accessories

  • Bino harness carry pouch
  • Knife sheath
  • Knife sharpener
  • Cleaning cloth

Frequently Asked Questions

What changed from the original Mini Stoned Goat to the Ultra version?

The Ultra version keeps the same compact footprint, blade profile, weight class, and pocket-friendly skinning geometry, but replaces the 550 paracord with a burled carbon fiber handle.

What kind of hunting use is the Mini Stoned Goat Ultra intended for?

The product is described as a pocketable, skinning-first drop point made for last-mile skinning and for staying on you when the shot finally comes.

Is this knife designed to be carried in a bino harness or pocket?

Yes. The description says it disappears in a bino harness and refers to it as a bino-pocket blade.

Does the product data list blade steel, blade length, or overall length?

No. Those specifications are not provided in the source data.

What should a buyer know about the handle on the Ultra model?

The Ultra model uses a burled carbon fiber handle. The source does not provide further material details beyond that.