Proudly made in the USA, the Bear & Son Midsize Lockback combines proven materials, precision craftsmanship, and dependable performance in a streamlined everyday carry folder. Built for users who appreciate traditional operation with modern durability, it's equally at home handling daily utility work, outdoor tasks, and everything in between.
Its 3.12" Wharncliffe blade is crafted from rugged D2 tool steel, delivering outstanding edge retention, wear resistance, and the toughness needed for years of reliable service. A satin finish gives the blade a clean, refined appearance while helping resist corrosion and reducing drag during cuts. The Wharncliffe blade profile excels at controlled slicing, detailed utility work, and precision cuts, making it an excellent choice for anyone who values accuracy.
A classic nail nick provides smooth manual opening, preserving the knife's timeless character while keeping operation simple and dependable. Once deployed, the sturdy lockback mechanism secures the blade with confidence, offering reliable lockup that stands up to demanding everyday use. It's a design trusted for generations because it continues to perform when it matters most.
The black G-10 handle delivers exceptional strength without unnecessary weight. Resistant to moisture, impacts, and changing weather conditions, the textured scales provide a secure grip in a variety of environments while maintaining excellent comfort during extended use. Measuring 4.75" closed, 7.87" overall, and weighing only 3.6 ounces, the knife offers an outstanding balance of portability and capability. A tip-up pocket clip keeps it close at hand, while the integrated lanyard hole adds another practical carry option.
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