The Grissom Knife & Tool Baby Zeus Linerlock Folding Knife delivers sleek design and dependable cutting performance in a compact, easy-to-carry package. Designed by knifemaker Frank Grissom, this refined everyday carry folder blends modern materials with clean, purposeful styling built for real-world use.
Its 3.125” trailing point blade is crafted from 14C28N stainless steel, a premium steel known for excellent corrosion resistance, strong edge retention, and easy maintenance. The blade features a rugged stonewashed finish that helps conceal wear from daily use while giving the knife a tough, working character. The sweeping trailing point profile provides excellent slicing capability and precision control, making it ideal for everything from opening packages to handling routine cutting tasks. Deployment is quick and satisfying thanks to the integrated flipper tab and ceramic bearing pivot, delivering smooth, responsive action every time the blade is opened.
A reliable linerlock mechanism secures the blade firmly in place during use, offering strength and confidence when tackling demanding tasks. The handle is built from durable black G-10, a lightweight yet incredibly tough material that provides excellent grip and long-lasting durability. Its ergonomic shaping sits comfortably in the hand, giving you solid control whether you're making careful cuts or powering through tougher materials. An ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip keeps the knife secure and ready for quick access throughout the day.
Measuring 3.75” closed, the Baby Zeus offers a compact footprint that carries easily in the pocket while still delivering serious cutting capability. Every detail reflects Frank Grissom’s practical design philosophy and attention to performance.
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