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Case XX Crossroads Sod Buster Jr (S35VN, Drop Point, Stonewash, Laminate Burlap, Black) Slipjoint Pocket Knife 66382

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Original price $102.95
Original price $102.95 - Original price $102.95
Original price $102.95
Current price $69.99
$69.99 - $69.99
Current price $69.99
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The Case Crossroads Series offers new options to those who seek a traditional Case pattern with more modern features and a precision build. The new Case XX Crossroads Sod Buster Jr 66382 remakes the traditional Case ’37 Sod Buster® Jr in its original frame but with added modern features and a precision build. End-to-end handle materials like burlap laminate, G-10 and natural wood. A stonewashed S35VN stainless steel blade. And a screwed-together build that assures the knife's integrity and performance over time. Features like these all serve as reminders that these knives are made in our only factory in Bradford, PA. The Case XX Crossroads Sod Buster Jr 66382 - putting the future of traditional knives back in your own pocket. Comes conveniently packaged in a box. Made in Bradford, PA, USA from domestic and imported materials.

Specifications

  • Blade Material: S35VN
  • Blade Finish: Stonewash Satin
  • Handle Material: Laminate Burlap
  • Handle Finish: Smooth
  • Blade Length: 2.8in
  • Closed Length: 3.63in
  • Skinner Blade
  • Black Burlap Laminate with Dayglow G-10 handle
  • Weight: 2.1oz
  • Limited lifetime warranty
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Kyle Hoogervorst, Founder

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05/23/2025
Anonymous
United States United States

It's a good quality knife

The crossroads series would make a perfect EDC small pocket knife. It's good quality steel and the handle scales are probably indestructible. It came with a very good edge even though it could use a little finer stone to polish the edge. For not much more than a regular SB Jr. you are getting a better improved version.

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05/05/2025
Clayton B.
United States United States

Good knife. Doesn't have the "soul" of a Sodbuster Jr

It is a finely made knife, but it doesn't have the amazing hollow grind of the traditionally made Sodbuster Jr; which for me, is the knife's largest downfall. If I knew that before buying, I may have not picked this up; but I'm glad I did. I do recommend purchasing it if the flat grind doesn't put you off. If you are hesitant, please read my thoughts below: PROS: -Cost. For $54 from Adept Knives after using their very generous 20% off code, this is a sweet deal. -The micarta covers are very nice. Grippy, comfortable, and have no voids. -The covers have a slope that allows a nice pinch grip -Clean on the inside -All blade play can be tuned out! -Nice walk n' talk -There are minimal gaps between the spring and covers -0.015" at the thinnest and .032" at the tip behind the edge -My singular sample size tested at 60HRC. Crucible (RIP) recommends S35VN between 58-61 HRC. -Long screws with fine threads are less likely to back out -I like the opening hole, and may prefer it over the traditional model's nail nick -This is a much better lockless "work knife" than the traditional Sodbuster Jr. Grippier, no blade play, easy(er) to open with gloves, and more steel in the midsection to resist snapping. CONS: -Flat ground blade doesn't cut as well as the traditional hollow grind. -The tip does not come to a point. This combined with the blade's belly makes it pathetic at piercing. I'm probably going to turn the blade into a spearpoint. -Blade is nearly rubbing the G10 liner, and no combo of adjusting screws will get the blade centered. -Unusable edge out of the box -T6 screws -Pivot barrel and pins are held in place by a T6 screw on either side. A three screw assembly would be better -No Loctite on screws

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