Full-tang fixed blade with Sleipner steel (HRC 62), walnut handle, and jimped spine for enhanced grip and fire-starter striking. Made in Italy, finished in North Carolina.
The Rock 62 represents thoughtful knife design for hunters, explorers, and outdoor enthusiasts who demand reliability in the field. This is a full-tang fixed blade—meaning the steel runs continuously from tip to pommel—providing the structural integrity necessary for serious work.
The blade is forged from Sleipner steel, a high-carbon tool steel composition that achieves a Rockwell hardness of 60-62 HRC. This hardness rating places it in the sweet spot for field knives: hard enough to hold an edge through demanding tasks, yet tough enough to resist chipping when used as intended. The steel composition includes chromium for corrosion resistance and molybdenum for toughness, making it suitable for varied outdoor conditions.
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The Rock 62 is manufactured in Italy and then developed, assembled, and finished in Hickory, North Carolina. This approach combines European blade-making tradition with American assembly standards, resulting in a knife built to exacting specifications.
Whether you're processing game, preparing camp, or handling general outdoor tasks, the Rock 62 delivers the balance and reliability that serious outdoors people expect.