Woox BUKNF00101 Rock Fixed Blade Knife - 4.75" Sleipner Steel, Walnut Handle, Black Mil-Spec

The Woox Rock fixed blade knife is a serious tool for hunters, campers, and backcountry explorers who demand reliable steel and thoughtful design. This full-tang fixed blade pairs a Sleipner steel blade with a walnut handle finished in black Mil-Spec, delivering the kind of balance and durability that justifies a permanent spot in your pack or on your belt. Whether you're field dressing game, processing kindling, or handling camp tasks, the Rock brings European blade metallurgy and American assembly to a compact, hardworking package.

Built with a full tang construction, the Rock's spine incorporates jimping—textured surface area that gives your thumb a secure grip during controlled cuts and provides a striking surface for ferro rod fire starters. The blade is crafted from Sleipner steel, a high-carbon tool steel that holds an edge well and resists chipping under the kind of demanding use that separates a trail knife from a drawer decoration. At 4.75 inches of blade length and 9.5 inches overall, the Rock hits the sweet spot between reach and portability; it's long enough to handle serious work but short enough to live in a sheath without bulk.

Woox manufactures the blade in Italy, then brings it stateside to Hickory, North Carolina, for final assembly and finishing. That attention to detail carries through to the custom-fitted screws and the walnut scales, which age and develop character with use. At under 9 ounces, it won't add weight to your kit, but the heft you do carry is steel and wood—no synthetic filler or unnecessary mass.

Key Features

• Full tang construction for maximum durability and edge stability
• Sleipner steel blade (HRC 60–62 hardness) resists chipping and holds an edge
• Jimped spine provides thumb control and ferro rod striking surface
• Walnut handle with black Mil-Spec finish
• Compact 4.75" blade and 9.5" overall length
• Assembled and finished in the USA

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the blade made of, and how hard is it?

The Rock uses Sleipner steel, a high-carbon tool steel hardened to 60–62 HRC. Sleipner resists chipping and corrosion better than softer carbon steels, making it well-suited to field use where the blade may contact bone, stone, or be exposed to moisture and temperature swings.

Is this knife good for hunting?

Yes. The 4.75" blade length and full-tang construction make it effective for field dressing and processing game. The spine's jimping gives controlled thumb placement for precision cuts, and the overall weight and balance are designed for extended camp work without fatigue.

How portable is the Rock fixed blade?

At 9.5 inches overall and 8.8 ounces, the Rock is compact and light enough for backpacking, hunting trips, and EDC on a belt or in a pack. It's sized to be genuinely useful without unnecessary bulk.

Where is the Rock made?

The blade is manufactured in Italy and the knife is then assembled and finished in Hickory, North Carolina, giving you European steel craftsmanship paired with American final assembly.