Name: Skerper Arkansas Pocket Stone NAPO01, Soft Arkansas
Brand: Skerper
SKU: SVNAPO01
Price: 106 DKK
Availability: InStock
Rating: 9.6 (10 reviews)

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Soft Arkansas pocket sharpening stone
Dimensions: 102 x 25 x 9,5 mm

Let us hone your decision-making skills to select the perfect sharpening tools!

Are your knives in need of sharpening?

The Skerper Soft Arkansas pocket stone is the roughest stone in the collection, comparable to an American 400-600 grit stone. This stone will be a great start to the sharpening process where some chips and rolls on the edge must be removed. This pocket sized stone is the perfect companion to take to the great outdoors. Available in 5 different grits, for a stone progression from rough all the way to a very finely polished edge. Each stone comes in its own sleeve for storage and transport.


## About Skerper Arkansas stones


The Skerper Arkansas stones come in a variety of grits, sizes and shapes. The Arkansas stones are graded by their hardness, with five different grit sizes. Soft Arkansas is the lowest of the grits, comparable to an American 400-600 grit synthetic stone. Up next are the Hard Arkansas (800-1000 grit), Hard Black Arkansas (2000-3000 grit) and Surgical Black Arkansas (4000-6000 grit). The highest of the grits is the Translucent Arkansas, comparable to an 8000-10.000 grit synthetic stone. The different sizes of the stones will suit home sharpening that requires a big stone surface for kitchen knives, to the pocket stones for the people on the go. Whatever your sharpening needs, with Skerper Arkansas you will always have the right stone for the job.


## Stone use and care


All of the Skerper Arkansas stones will benefit from the use of honing oil. Some of the products come in sets with oil and stone(s). If not, we highly recommend [a bottle of honing oil](/en/pt/-skerper-premium-honing-oil-sa01.htm) to go along with the stones. Please apply a few drops on the surface of the stone and it will help with preventing the stone from clogging, reducing friction during sharpening and keeping the stone clean. Using water instead of oil is also an option. From what we’ve experienced however, the oil gives a slightly better result. Cleaning of the stone will also be a bit more difficult when using water. Especially once you’ve used the stone with oil.


These natural stones are very hard and do not need flattening as often as most synthetic stones. When sharpening, position the blade in a fixed angle. Sharpen both sides of the blade equally until they meet at the apex. Since these stones are natural products, there may be slight variations in colour to the one pictured. When using oil the stone and wood will darken but it will not change the quality of the sharpening. Once you’ve finished sharpening, wipe it with a cloth to clean the stone. Now you can safely store the stone in the sleeve.




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It is a very nice pocket stone! Looks adorable and ready to use from box - the corners are smoothed and the surface itself is smooth.

Funziona benissimo e per chi come me sa affilare con pietra in mano e ottima straconsigliata

La uso quando faccio escursioni.
La uso insieme alla hard
In casa la uso per le accette

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Almost all the products we sell come with a manufacturing warranty. Want to learn more about the warranty? Read our topic: [warranty explained](/en/ct/warranty-explained.htm)

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Some sharpening stones need to be submerged, others only need a splash of water and some need no water at all! For the best results, check in advance what is best for your sharpening stone.

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