- 60mm total blade length. Engineered for longevity, its robust construction ensures years of dependable performance in high-volume kitchens or at-home seafood feasts. Ergonomic Grip & Safety: The ribbed 100% recycled plastic handle provides a secure grip for safe, controlled shucking, helping to reduce strain and the risk of slipping. Waterhaul Oyster Shucking Knife: Recycled Ocean Plastic Handle. Mussel Clam Shellfish Shucker Kitchen Sustainable Tool - Made in Italy by precision knife makers. Oyster Shucking Knife Waterhaul : Recycled Ocean Plastic Handle. Mussel Clam Kitchen Sustainable Tool Shellfish Shucker RECYCLE The plastic is mechanically recycled by shredding, filtering contaminants and extruding into pellets. Precision Oyster Shucking: Specifically designed for effortlessly prying open oyster shells, the fine-tapered Italian stainless-steel blade ensures a clean shuck and preserves the delicate flavor of fresh shellfish. This isn’t a mass-produced tool—it’s a thoughtfully created solution driving positive environmental impact. The blade is designed to pry, lever and twist rather than having a sharp cutting edge. 100% RECYCLED TRACEABLE MARINE PLASTIC HANDLE: MADE FROM CORNISH FISHING NETS - Unique shucking handle made from 100% recycled marine plastics recovered and recycled in the UK by Waterhaul. Pearl Metal Oyster Shucker Wooden Handle Oyster Shucking Knife 210mm Crafted from high-carbon stainless steel, the knife provides a strong and reliable blade to easily open oysters, clams, and mussels.With a plastic handle that... All of our products are designed to be circular, so they can also be recycled again at end of life. The handle also features an integrated shield to prevent injuries from slips. Each batch is entirely traceable enabling you to trace the exact source locations where the plastic was recovered from. - Loop hole for carry attachment. - Built to last for a lifetime of purpose and adventure. OUR PROCESS: RECOVER Waterhaul directly recovers fishing gear, the most harmful form of marine plastic, from the UK coastline and harbours.
