Category: BBQ & Outdoor
The 10-inch blade glided through a whole pork shoulder so cleanly I actually paused to admire the cut. Trimming the fat cap off a brisket felt less like work, more like control. Handling big game is where this thing really earns its spot in the kit.
Broke down a whole elk shoulder last weekend and this 10" blade just sailed through the joints without any wrestling. The weight is balanced enough that my wrist didn't cramp even after an hour of trimming silverskin.
Trimmed a brisket for the first time with this and the blade just glided through the fat cap—even the dense point section came apart cleanly. The 10-inch length gives solid leverage, and it's stayed sharp after a full day of cutting. Handled a whole pork shoulder without any sticking or dragging.
