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My first foray into the realm of Elephant Toes and Sunfish. So very basic, but I have to start somewhere, right?

All of these have a single blade as opposed to the 'normal' two blades.

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Comment by Mike Bryant on August 19, 2026 at 16:33

I just can't help myself.  These newer Rough Ryder knives are pretty awesome.  The fit and finish on them is overall good.  I sure hate to start collecting another Pattern of them even if they are reasonably priced.

Comment by Kevin D on July 21, 2026 at 20:05

I am certainly not claiming to be an expert on these things... 

From what I understand, the Elephant Toe pattern has a handle that is slightly tapered from front.to back.  The Sunfish pattern is virtually straight. from front to back.  Most people view these as synonymous and I am not sure that distinction is completely accurate in all instances.

One of things that a lot of people seem to really like about this pattern, is that the blade(s) have a significant 'belly' on them.

The white one is white micarta.  Both of the top two knives have D2 blades.  The middle one has Cinnamon Bone handle scales.

Comment by Lars on July 21, 2026 at 19:44

That's a sweet little grouping of knives you have there....love the jigged bone. Is the Subfish called a Sunfish because it has a Sunfish on it? (I can it's slightly longer than the other two). 

The white one - is that with bone handles?

And I like the uniqueness of the single blades. Not that I am any authority on these models, but the ones I have seen and are familiar with have been with two blades.

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