The Grimalkin Featured while both ends are left

while both ends are left at full billet dimension

Nibs (side handles) are one of the most commonly damaged components of vintage snaths

When a whetstone is no longer enough to get the blade effortlessly sweeping grass from the earth

the #120 features a hard-edged blade of high carbon steel and a Scandinavian zero grind (no microbevel

Made in-house from melted down scrap left over from making our HDPE sheaths

The Grimalkin Featured while both ends are leftA compact utility fixed blade designed for maximum all around versatility in a small package. Comfortable without a wrap or scales, but easily outfitted with either, the oval shape of the handle nests in the hollow of the palm, allowing for a wide array of holds without taking up any more space than needed. The thin full flat ground blade features a stiff spine for strength, but an efficient cutting geometry sorely lacking on many production knives