The sheepsfoot blade: a point-less knife with many uses

The sheepsfoot blade’s lack of a sharp point reduces the risk of accidental punctures.

When your knifing tasks do not involve poking, piercing or stabbing, consider the sheepsfoot blade.

The end of the knife is a roundish or squarish blunt tip without any usable point worth discussing. The cutting edge is usually straight or with only a very slight curve.