Uncle Henry Bear Paw | 3.70" Folding Knife | Plain Stainless Steel Blade | 5" Handle | Model: LB7CP | UPC: 044356014151
A true American-style classic, the Uncle Henry Bear Paw (LB7CP) blends timeless looks with dependable cutting performance. The 3.70" plain-edge stainless steel blade delivers smooth, controlled slicing for everyday chores, camp tasks, and hunting fieldwork, while the full-size 5" handle fills the hand for confident leverage and all-day comfort. If you want a sturdy, heritage-inspired folder that works as hard as it looks, the Bear Paw LB7CP belongs in your pocket, pack, or tackle box.
Why the Bear Paw Stands Out
Classic “Do-It-All” Blade: The plain-edge stainless steel blade glides through cardboard, cordage, food prep-in-a-pinch, and utility cuts with predictable control—and it’s easy to sharpen.
Everyday Tough Stainless: Corrosion-resistant construction handles sweat, humidity, and trail grime; wipes clean fast after camp or shop use.
Full-Size Ergonomics: A 5" handle gives you a secure, fatigue-reducing grip for push cuts, pull cuts, and long sessions on the job.
Confidence on Lock: Durable folding construction with a secure locking action keeps the blade planted during tougher tasks.
Timeless Style: Traditional lines and durable handle scales make this a knife you’ll be proud to carry and pass down.
Key Specifications (At a Glance)
Brand/Series: Uncle Henry – Bear Paw
Model / SKU: LB7CP
UPC: 044356014151
Blade Length: 3.70 inches
Blade Steel: Stainless steel, plain edge
Blade Finish: Satin/utility (production-dependent)
Handle Length: 5 inches
Mechanism: Folding knife with secure blade lock
Carry Style: Pocket, pouch, or pack (carry method varies by user)
Ideal Uses: EDC, ranch/farm chores, hunting/camp utility, tackle box/boat, glovebox backup
Performance You Can Feel
Smooth, Controlled Slicing: The long plain edge minimizes tearing for clean cuts on packaging, rope, and game prep tasks.
Confidence in Hand: The generous handle length supports power cuts and precise tip work, even with gloves.
Low-Maintenance Durability: Stainless steel resists rust; routine wipe-downs and quick touch-ups keep you mission-ready.
Ideal Use Cases
Everyday Carry: Open boxes, trim zip ties, and handle quick fixes around home or shop.
Hunting & Camp: Light food prep, cordage, tent line, and basic processing tasks.
Ranch & Work: A reliable cutter that stands up to dust, sweat, and long workdays.
Tackle & Trail: Keep a trusted folder for line trimming, lure changes, and campsite chores.
Care & Maintenance
Clean & Dry: After cutting wet/acidic materials, wipe the blade dry to preserve edge life.
Light Oil: A drop on the pivot and locking surfaces keeps opening and lock-up smooth and consistent.
Sharpen Smart: Maintain the edge with a fine stone or ceramic rod; finish with gentle strop passes for razor bite.
Periodic Check: Snug any accessible hardware as needed (use correct driver sizes).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the blade serrated?
A: No—this Bear Paw features a plain-edge stainless blade for easy maintenance and smooth slicing.
Q: How big is the handle?
A: The handle measures 5 inches, offering a full, comfortable grip for work or field use.
Q: What locking system does it use?
A: The Bear Paw uses a secure locking action to keep the blade safely open during use.
Q: Is this knife good for hunting tasks?
A: Yes—its stout build and controllable blade make it great for camp chores, light game prep, and general field utility.
Q: How do I prevent rust?
A: Stainless steel is rust-resistant, but not rust-proof. Keep the blade clean, dry, and lightly oiled—especially after salty or wet exposure.
SEO Highlights (Quick Scan)
Uncle Henry Bear Paw LB7CP folding knife
3.70" plain stainless steel blade, 5" handle
Classic, full-size EDC and hunting utility folder
Durable, corrosion-resistant blade; secure locking action
Model LB7CP, UPC 044356014151
Dependable, classic, and made to be used—the Uncle Henry Bear Paw (LB7CP) is a full-size folding knife that brings traditional style and modern utility to every cut, from the workshop to the backcountry.
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