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STONED GOAT 2.0 - BLACK
$225.00
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SKU: the-stoned-goat-black
Overview
Built for hunters who want an ultralight skinner with more belly than a typical drop-point profile, this knife is aimed at controlled skinning work where reducing unwanted punctures matters. It combines a skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle with a trailing point blade shape to keep the design compact and versatile without adding bulk. The 2.0 update adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle for added strength and easier lanyard wrapping. For field use, it offers a focused balance of portability and skinning-oriented geometry rather than a do-everything blade shape.
Why Hunters Choose the Hunt
Ultralight Skinner
Design keeps bulk low for
Trailing Point
Blade shape helps reduce unwanted
Skeletonized, Paracord-wrapped
Handle supports ultralight portability
Integrated Finger
Guard adds a defined hand
Slightly Longer,
Thicker handle improves strength and
Key Features
- Ultralight skinner designed for hunters who want belly without bulk.
- Trailing point blade shape helps reduce the risk of unwanted punctures.
- Combines the Speedgoat's skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle with the Stonewall blade profile.
- Built for versatility while staying ultralight and portable.
- 2.0 version adds an integrated finger guard for added control.
- Slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle improves strength and makes lanyard wrapping easier.
Best Used For
- Hunters wanting an ultralight skinner with a larger belly for controlled skinning work
- Users who prefer a trailing point profile to help reduce unwanted punctures during field use
- Backcountry hunters needing a compact knife that stays easy to carry all day
- Knife owners who want an integrated finger guard and easier lanyard wrapping
- Hunters seeking a versatile skinning knife with a skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle
Pros
- Ultralight skinner design keeps bulk low for backcountry carry.
- Trailing point blade shape helps reduce unwanted punctures during skinning.
- Skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle supports ultralight portability.
- Integrated finger guard adds a defined hand protection feature.
- Slightly longer, thicker handle improves strength and lanyard wrapping.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed around an ultralight build, so it prioritizes portability over the hand-filling feel some hunters prefer in larger skinners.
- The trailing point shape is aimed at reducing unwanted punctures, but that also means it is more specialized than a general-purpose drop point design.
- The skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle keeps weight down, yet it offers a different grip profile than a solid handle construction.
- The integrated finger guard and slightly longer, thicker handle improve control and lanyard wrapping, but the knife remains intentionally compact rather than oversized.
Suggested Comparisons
- Ultralight skinning knives
- Drop-point hunting knives
- Trailing-point hunting knives
- Fixed-blade hunting 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, built for hunters who want a larger blade belly for skinning while keeping the knife portable and versatile.
How does the blade shape differ from the Speedgoat?
The long description says the Stoned Goat uses a trailing point blade shape from the Stonewall, while the Speedgoat is referenced as a drop point design.
What handle features are mentioned on the 2.0 version?
The 2.0 version adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle for improved strength and easier lanyard wrapping.
Does the product description list blade steel, blade length, or overall length?
No. Those specifications are not provided in the source data, so they cannot be verified here.
What trade-off is the Stoned Goat 2.0 aiming to address?
It is positioned to reduce the risk of unwanted punctures without giving up versatility or ultralight portability.