Crkt Pazoda 2.74" Plain Edge Sil/blk

The CRKT Pazoda 2.74" Plain Edge Sil/Blk is a compact folding knife purpose-built for anglers, boaters, and water-sport enthusiasts who demand reliable cutting performance in wet, corrosive marine environments. Designed for quick access to rope, net, and tackle management, this Columbia River Knife & Tool offering strikes the balance between portability and functional blade length that working watercraft demand. Whether you're handling rigging lines on a charter boat, trimming fishing line in the cockpit, or deploying safety equipment in an emergency, the Pazoda delivers blade-to-handle geometry engineered for one-handed deployment and secure retention.

Built from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, the 2.74-inch blade resists salt spray and moisture intrusion better than carbon alternatives, a critical advantage on saltwater decks and in humid coastal storage. The plain edge—free from serrations—holds a consistent cutting angle and simplifies field honing when maintenance is limited to basic whetstones or ceramic rods carried aboard. The silver and black finish combines aesthetic appeal with practical rust resistance, while the folding mechanism ensures the blade tucks safely away when not in use, reducing snag hazards in tight quarters below deck or on crowded fishing platforms. At just 0.25 lbs, the knife adds negligible weight to your EDC or tackle bag.

Boaters and fishing guides benefit most from the Pazoda's compact, grab-and-cut accessibility—ideal for cutting bumpers, canvas, or line under pressure when a larger fixed blade becomes cumbersome. The plain edge performs exceptionally well on wet materials and synthetic fibers common in modern marine applications, from paracord to netting to canvas patches. This knife is equally at home in a tackle box, clipped to a PFD, or nested in a cabin drawer where space constraints eliminate larger cutting tools. For anyone spending extended hours on the water, the CRKT Pazoda 2.74" Plain Edge represents dependable, mission-ready steel engineered for the salt-spray realities of serious boating.