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STONED GOAT 2.0 - BLAZE ORANGE CERAKOTE(TM)

Ultralight Skinner

A larger blade belly for

Speedgoat’s Skeletonized,

The Stonewall’s trailing point blade

Designed Reduce

Risk of unwanted punctures without

2.0 Version

Adds an integrated finger guard

Slightly Longer,

Thicker skeletonized handle supports improved

$225.00
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SKU: the-stoned-goat-blaze-orange-cerakote

Overview

Built for hunters who want a dedicated skinning profile in an ultralight package, this knife pairs a trailing point blade shape with a skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle for a compact carry. The design emphasizes a larger belly for skinning while helping reduce the risk of unwanted punctures, making it well suited to field dressing and other close-control tasks. This 2.0 version adds an integrated finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle for improved strength and easier lanyard wrapping. It offers a focused balance of portability and utility, though the minimalist construction may not suit users looking for a more substantial handle.

Why Hunters Choose the Hunt

Ultralight Skinner

Design keeps carry weight minimal

Trailing Point

Blade shape helps reduce unwanted

Larger Blade

Belly supports hunters who prefer

Integrated Finger

Guard adds a defined hand

Slightly Longer,

Thicker skeletonized handle improves strength

Key Features

  • Ultralight skinner designed with a larger blade belly for skinning tasks.
  • Combines the Speedgoat’s skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle with the Stonewall’s trailing point blade shape.
  • Designed to reduce the risk of unwanted punctures without giving up versatility.
  • 2.0 version adds an integrated finger guard for added control.
  • Slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle supports improved strength and easier lanyard wrapping.

Best Used For

  • Hunters wanting an ultralight skinner with more belly for controlled hide work
  • Backcountry users prioritizing compact carry and reduced bulk in a field knife
  • Those who prefer a trailing point profile for skinning while keeping versatility
  • Hunters who want an integrated finger guard and easier lanyard wrapping

Pros

  • Ultralight skinner design keeps carry weight minimal for backcountry use.
  • Trailing point blade shape helps reduce unwanted punctures during skinning.
  • Larger blade belly supports hunters who prefer more skinning surface.
  • Integrated finger guard adds a defined hand stop for control.
  • Slightly longer, thicker skeletonized handle improves strength and lanyard wrapping.
  • Paracord-wrapped handle offers a secure, minimalist grip design.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The trailing point profile is tuned for skinning and puncture control, so it is a more specialized choice than a general-purpose drop point.
  • The skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle keeps the knife ultralight, but it does not offer the full-hand fill of a solid handle design.
  • The 2.0 update adds a finger guard and a slightly longer, thicker handle, but the knife remains focused on portability rather than maximum grip bulk.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Skinning knives
  • Ultralight hunting knives
  • Trailing point fixed-blade knives
  • Field dressing knives

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 purposes, while still aiming to stay versatile and portable.

How does the Stoned Goat 2.0 differ from the Speedgoat and Stonewall Skinner?

The description says it combines the skeletonized, paracord-wrapped handle from the Speedgoat with the trailing point blade shape from the Stonewall.

Does the Stoned Goat 2.0 include a finger guard?

Yes. The 2.0 version adds an integrated finger guard.

What changed in the handle on the 2.0 version?

The long description says the handle is slightly longer by 1/8 inch and thicker, with the goal of improved strength and easier lanyard wrapping.

Is this knife meant to reduce puncture risk?

The product description says the trailing point blade shape helps reduce the risk of unwanted punctures, but it does not provide performance data or field-test results.