Shuck Set
Save when purchased in a set! Our hardy shucking gloves and our preferred knife for opening our favorite bivalves!
You Get:
1 Recycled Ocean Plastic Shucking Knife
1 Pair of Shucking Gloves
We've collaborated with Ayers, Massachusetts’ R. Murphy Knives to create a sustainable shucking knife made from 50% ocean bound plastic recovered in Haiti.
ICO and R. Murphy have partnered with Envision Plastics, a company that provides jobs for people in the Haiti community to assist with beach cleanup efforts. A collected bag of ocean bound plastic pays enough money to feed a family of four for a week. The collected plastic is turned into pellets, which can be used to make new products.
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Shuck Set
Shuck Set
Save when purchased in a set! Our hardy shucking gloves and our preferred knife for opening our favorite bivalves!
You Get:
1 Recycled Ocean Plastic Shucking Knife
1 Pair of Shucking Gloves
We've collaborated with Ayers, Massachusetts’ R. Murphy Knives to create a sustainable shucking knife made from 50% ocean bound plastic recovered in Haiti.
ICO and R. Murphy have partnered with Envision Plastics, a company that provides jobs for people in the Haiti community to assist with beach cleanup efforts. A collected bag of ocean bound plastic pays enough money to feed a family of four for a week. The collected plastic is turned into pellets, which can be used to make new products.
Original: $33.00
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Save when purchased in a set! Our hardy shucking gloves and our preferred knife for opening our favorite bivalves!
You Get:
1 Recycled Ocean Plastic Shucking Knife
1 Pair of Shucking Gloves
We've collaborated with Ayers, Massachusetts’ R. Murphy Knives to create a sustainable shucking knife made from 50% ocean bound plastic recovered in Haiti.
ICO and R. Murphy have partnered with Envision Plastics, a company that provides jobs for people in the Haiti community to assist with beach cleanup efforts. A collected bag of ocean bound plastic pays enough money to feed a family of four for a week. The collected plastic is turned into pellets, which can be used to make new products.
