SMITH`S PACK PAL DIAMOND COMBINATION SHARPENER

Smith’s Pack Pal Diamond Combination is a multifunctional pocket sharpener that combines a coarse 325 grit and a fine 750 grit diamond surface, a ceramic finishing rod, and a fire starter. The approximately 10 cm long diamond surfaces are suitable for restoring a dull cutting edge as well as regular knife maintenance while hunting, fishing, hiking, or in the workshop.

Suitable for use

• Sharpening hunting and hiking knives

• Maintaining pocket and utility knives

• Sharpening fishing and fillet knives

• Restoring dull or slightly damaged cutting edges

• Fine sharpening and finishing of knife blades

• Maintaining fish hooks and pointed tools

• For taking along on hikes, fishing, and hunting trips

• For keeping in the workshop or at home

• As an addition to emergency and survival gear

Why choose Smith’s Pack Pal Diamond Combination?

• Two diamond sharpening surfaces with different grit

• Coarse 325 grit surface for restoring the cutting edge

• Fine 750 grit surface for improving sharpness

• Approximately 10 cm working surface

• Sharpening surfaces with monocrystalline diamond particles

• Interrupted surface pattern for collecting metal shavings

• Separate flat area for sharpening small tools

• Sharpening groove for fish hooks and pointed items

• Ceramic rod for final edge finishing

• Integrated fire starter

• Handle with textured TPE coating

• Sharpening surface slides into the handle for transport

• Compact solution for outdoor use and workshops

Technical specifications

• Product type: combination diamond sharpener

• Number of sharpening surfaces: 2

• Coarse sharpening surface: 325 grit

• Fine sharpening surface: 750 grit

• Sharpening surface length: approximately 10 cm

• Sharpening material: surface with monocrystalline diamond particles

• Coarse surface color: yellow

• Fine surface color: orange

• Sharpening surface construction: interrupted surface with oval holes

• Fine sharpening tool: ceramic finishing rod

• Additional feature: fire starter

• Hook sharpening groove: included

• Small tool sharpening area: included

• Handle material: TPE with textured surface

• Transport position: sharpening surfaces slide into the handle

• Usage location: outdoors, home, and workshop

Included in the set

• Smith’s Pack Pal Diamond Combination sharpener

• Double-sided diamond sharpening section

• Integrated ceramic finishing rod

• Integrated fire starter

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 325 grit diamond surface used for?

The coarser 325 grit surface is suitable for restoring dull cutting edges and removing larger amounts of material. It should only be used as long as necessary to restore the basic cutting angle and an even edge.

What is the 750 grit sharpening surface for?

The finer 750 grit surface smooths out marks from coarse sharpening and improves the sharpness of the cutting edge. For regular maintenance, the fine diamond surface and ceramic rod may be sufficient.

Is Smith’s Pack Pal suitable for sharpening fish hooks?

Yes. The diamond surface features a special groove for maintaining fish hooks and other pointed items. The hook should be drawn through the groove with controlled strokes, maintaining its original point shape.

Is the sharpener suitable for taking on hikes?

Yes. The diamond section can be slid into the handle for transport, making the sharpener compact and protecting the surfaces in your bag. The device also includes an integrated fire starter.

When is Smith’s Pack Pal Diamond Combination the right choice?

Pack Pal is a good choice for users who want a coarse and fine diamond surface, ceramic finishing rod, and fire starter in one compact tool. It is especially well-suited for hunting, fishing, and hiking gear, where small size and versatility are more important than the stability of a large benchtop sharpener.

For regular sharpening of long kitchen or fillet knives, a larger sharpening stone with a base may be more convenient, as it offers a longer working surface and more stable support. To repair heavily damaged blades or to repeat an exact sharpening angle, consider a fixed-angle sharpening system.

Expert advice

Start sharpening with only as coarse a surface as the blade condition requires. If the cutting edge is only slightly dull, start with the 750 grit diamond surface—this way you remove less blade material. For very dull or slightly chipped knives, restore the edge with the 325 grit surface and then continue with the finer side.

Keep the knife at as consistent an angle as possible throughout sharpening and use light pressure. The diamond surface works quickly, and extra force will not improve the result. Make equal, controlled strokes on both sides of the blade and finish the job with the ceramic rod to smooth the edge.

After use, remove metal particles from the sharpening surface according to the maintenance instructions and let the sharpener dry before closing it into the handle. It is advisable to practice using the fire starter in a safe place before heading out, and always follow local fire safety regulations when making a fire.

Versatile pocket sharpener for hunting, fishing, and hiking

Smith’s Pack Pal Diamond Combination combines two diamond sharpening stages, a ceramic finishing rod, a hook sharpening groove, and a fire starter in one compact tool. It’s a practical choice for keeping your knives and fishing gear in working order even when away from home.