• Open folding knife lying diagonally beside a metal ruler on a rustic wooden surface, showing a drop-point blade and a steel handle with an orange-brown wood inlay.
  • Two views of the folding knife on a dark background, open and closed, showing the satin blade, reddish-brown wood inlay, pocket clip and a lanyard hole.
  • Open folding knife at full length on a weathered wood plank, with a satin drop-point blade and a wooden inlaid steel handle ending in a lanyard hole.
  • Closed folding knife set diagonally on rustic wood with a piece of driftwood behind, its steel handle carrying an amber wood inlay along the spine.
  • Closed folding knife in a close-up on a driftwood branch over gray burlap, showing the reddish-brown wood inlay, steel frame and black pocket clip.
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Outdoor Folding 59 HRC acid branch wood Pocket EDC Knife

Outdoor Folding 59 HRC acid branch wood Pocket EDC Knife

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The Outdoor Folding 59 HRC acid branch wood Pocket EDC Knife is a full-length folder built around a stainless steel drop-point blade. It runs 225 mm open, with a 95 mm blade and a 120 mm handle, so it carries like a proper outdoor tool rather than a tiny keychain blade. The edge is a plain flat grind that takes a fine point, and the spine carries a small clip near the tip.

The blade holds a high hardness, which keeps the edge on task through wood, cord and daily cutting without needing constant touch-ups. The handle pairs a brushed steel frame with an acid branch wood inlay that runs the length of the spine, its reddish-brown grain showing through along the spine. The blade opens from the pivot, and the handle gives a steady hold once it is open.

Closed, the knife rides on a pocket clip and the steel butt ends in a lanyard hole for a cord. The wood inlay and steel scales meet in a firm, grippy fit, and the whole folder weighs about 204 g without feeling slab-heavy in the hand. It is a working tool that sits on a belt or in a pack pocket and comes out when a real cut is needed, with an edge that holds through repeated work.

Key Features

  • Drop-point blade — a plain flat grind with a long cutting edge and a tip clip
  • Hardness — holds the edge through wood, cord and daily cutting
  • Acid branch wood handle — reddish-brown inlay on a brushed steel frame
  • Folding pivot — the blade swings from the pivot for everyday use
  • Pocket clip — rides in a pocket, lanyard hole at the steel butt
  • Full-length folder — built for outdoor cuts, not a keychain blade

Specifications

  • Blade material: stainless steel
  • Blade length: 95 mm
  • Blade width: 25 mm (widest part)
  • Blade thickness: 2 mm
  • Handle length: 120 mm
  • Total length: 225 mm
  • Handle material: acid branch wood + steel
  • Hardness: 59 HRC
  • Net weight: about 204 g

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the blade made from?

A1: The blade is stainless steel with a drop-point profile and a plain flat grind, so it resists staining and takes a fine edge.

Q2: How does the handle feel?

A2: The handle pairs a brushed steel frame with an acid branch wood inlay along the spine for a secure, grippy hold.

Q3: How does it open?

A3: The blade swings open from the pivot, and the handle gives a secure hold while it is open.

Q4: Is it easy to carry?

A4: Yes. A pocket clip lets it ride in a pocket, and the lanyard hole at the butt takes a cord for a pack or a belt loop.

Q5: What is it built for?

A5: It is a working outdoor folder for wood, cord and daily cutting, sized as a full-length tool rather than a keychain blade.

Conclusion

This folding knife pairs a stainless steel drop-point blade with an acid branch wood handle on a steel frame. It swings open from the pivot and rides on a pocket clip until the next cut is needed, built as a full-length outdoor folder rather than a keychain blade.

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