• An open folding knife isolated on white, its dark stonewashed blade matched by a stonewashed steel handle with a row of angled milled grooves and a dark pivot.
  • An open folding knife with a dark stonewashed blade and a matching stonewashed steel handle, lying beside a metal ruler on a dark canvas and paracord background, showing elongated lightening slots along the handle.
  • Close-up of the open knife's stonewashed steel handle on olive paracord, showing two long milled slots, a dark pivot and a small engraved mark near the base, with the notched blade spine above.
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  • The open knife with a black textured G10 handle on white, showing finger grooves across the grip and a pivot with a brass-toned centre, above the stonewashed blade.
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Folding 9cr18mov Stonewash Steel G10 Handle Camping Pocket Knife

Folding 9cr18mov Stonewash Steel G10 Handle Camping Pocket Knife

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Style

The Folding 9cr18mov Stonewash Steel G10 Handle Camping Pocket Knife is a full-size camping folder with a 9cr18mov blade finished in a dark stonewash. Two handle builds are offered — a stonewashed steel frame with milled lightening slots, or a black textured G10 grip with finger grooves — and both carry a wide drop-point blade with a thick spine.

The 9cr18mov steel takes a keen edge and the stonewash finish hides scratches from camp work, whether that is rope, kindling or a food package. The steel handle version runs heavier in the hand and shrugs off knocks, while the G10 version keeps the same blade with a lighter, grippier body. Both run on a milled pivot that can be serviced when the action needs attention.

On a trail or at a campsite the wide blade handles food prep and heavier cuts, and the folded shape drops into a pack pocket between jobs. The stonewashed steel and G10 handles give two very different feels — one dense and metal-forward, one lighter and textured — so the choice comes down to weight against grip.

Key Features

  • 9cr18mov blade — a wide drop-point with a dark stonewash finish.
  • Steel handle option — a stonewashed frame with milled lightening slots.
  • G10 handle option — a black textured grip with finger grooves.
  • Thick blade stock — a stout spine for camp cutting.
  • Serviceable pivot — a milled hinge that keeps the action smooth.
  • Two weights — the steel build is heavier, the G10 build lighter.

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 22 cm
  • Blade Length: 9 cm
  • Handle Length: 13 cm
  • Blade Material: 9cr18mov
  • Blade Thickness: 4.4 mm
  • Handle Material: steel or G10
  • Weight: about 316 g steel, 223 g G10

Spec Options

This listing offers two handle builds:

  • Steel handle
  • G10 handle

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the blade made from?

A1: The blade is stainless steel with a dark stonewash finish. It is a wide drop-point profile with a stout spine.

Q2: What is the difference between the two handles?

A2: The steel handle is a stonewashed frame with milled slots and a heavier feel in the hand. The G10 handle is a textured black grip that cuts weight while keeping a firm hold.

Q3: How heavy is it?

A3: The steel build sits at the heavier end, and the G10 build is noticeably lighter. Both carry the same blade and the same folded footprint.

Q4: What is it good for?

A4: Camp food prep, kindling, rope and parcel work. The wide blade and thick spine suit heavier cuts than a slim folder.

Q5: How should I look after it?

A5: Wipe the stainless steel blade dry after use and keep the pivot clear of grit. A drop of oil on the pivot keeps the action smooth.

Conclusion

This camping folder puts a 9cr18mov stonewashed blade on either a stonewashed steel frame or a black G10 grip, so the same knife can run dense or light. The wide drop-point handles food, kindling and rope, and the milled pivot keeps it serviceable. It packs down for a rucksack or a glovebox and comes out for camp chores.

Metal products on the surface of the inevitable small scratches and mold marks, polishing traces, this is a normal phenomenon.

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