One winner will receive a handcrafted Rick Hinderer knife and other prizes (an approximately $578 value).
Hinderer Knives tends to release these knives in batches, so even if youre familiar with the Eklipse Slicer model, you havent seen a Skinny version before. Find more details below and then enter to win!

(Photo/Hinderer Knives) More on the Prize Package The main prize is the Hinderer Knives Eklipse-Skinny Slicer. It is crafted with a hollow ground MagnaCut blade, a stonewash blue finish, a wormy chestnut wood scale, and brass hardware.
The RHK Hollow Grind is a way to improve the Slicers cutting abilities. The flat-ground slicer has always been thinner behind the edge compared to the brands Spearpoint and Spanto style blades, and this slight hollow improves the angles of the edge while maintaining its sectional density and overall toughness.
The Hinderer Knives Giveaway also includes a 6-inch Hinderer knife case, a navy Hinderer T-shirt, and a Hinderer Knives x Deneen Pottery commuter mug.
More on the Brand Rick Hinderer began making art blades and later designing for other major knife brands before opening a shop of his own in 2005. He has used his real-world experience as a firefighter and EMT to inspire some of his tactical folding knives. Today, his knives have a reputation for everyday durability with an aesthetic that stays true to his artsy roots.
Rick Hinderer Knives are made at The Ranch in Shreve, Ohio. It is a state-of-the-art production facility with CNC mills, lathes, and grinders for a streamlined manufacturing process. The brands assemblers still cut the lock by hand, detent, assemble, and tune each Rick Hinderer Knife for a high-quality fit and performance.
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