Cognet "Baby Douk-Douk"--Blued Blue Ridge Knives A small Higonokami model with

A small Higonokami model with a handle frame made from polished brass and a laminated "blue paper" high carbon steel blade

allowing it to bite deeper with much less effort

A well thought-out knife for the serious bushcrafter

Made with ultra-coarse silicon carbide in a homogeneous 80/20 ratio of tough black and friable green varieties in a ceramic bond of carefully tuned hardness

Cognet "Baby Douk-Douk"--Blued Blue Ridge Knives A small Higonokami model withThe Douk Douk, named for the Polynesian mythic figure depicted on its handle, is a slim folding knife with a rich history that's made the same way today as when Cognet introduced it back in 1929. Intended as a simple, hard use knife for the working man, it was exported extensively to the French colonies, where it saw great (and continued!) popularity. The Turkish clip point of the blade is ideal for general utility, and features a slight hollow grind