The Grissom Knife & Tool Baby Zeus Linerlock Folding Knife delivers sleek performance and practical everyday carry capability in a compact, thoughtfully designed folder. Designed by knifemaker Frank Grissom, the Baby Zeus reflects a clean, modern approach to knife design while maintaining the durability and functionality serious users expect.
The 3.125” trailing point blade is crafted from 14C28N stainless steel, a premium steel known for its impressive corrosion resistance, dependable edge retention, and easy maintenance. Finished in a rugged stonewash, the blade hides the marks of hard use while giving the knife a hardworking character. The sweeping trailing point profile provides excellent slicing performance with a fine tip that allows for controlled, precise cuts. A flipper tab paired with a ceramic bearing pivot system delivers smooth, quick deployment with crisp, reliable action every time the blade is opened.
A strong linerlock mechanism secures the blade firmly during use, offering confidence and stability for everyday cutting tasks. The handles are made from olive drab green Micarta, a tough composite material valued for its durability and naturally grippy feel. Micarta gains subtle character with use while maintaining excellent control in the hand, even in challenging conditions. The ergonomic handle shape promotes comfort during extended cutting sessions, and an ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip keeps the knife secure and ready for quick access.
Measuring 3.75” closed, the Baby Zeus carries easily in the pocket while still delivering impressive cutting capability when deployed. The thoughtful construction and premium materials highlight Frank Grissom’s commitment to functional design and everyday reliability.
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