Woox Rock62 Fixed Knife 4-1/4" Drop Point Blade Walnut

The Woox Rock62 is a full-tang fixed-blade knife built for hunters, bushcrafters, and outdoor enthusiasts who demand both classic aesthetics and serious cutting performance. With its 4-1/4" drop point blade, walnut handle scales, and construction from Sleipner steel—a premium stainless tool steel made by Uddeholm—this Italian-made knife delivers the balance of durability and edge retention that separates a working tool from a shelf decoration.

Woox manufactures the Rock62 in Maniago, Italy, a region renowned for centuries of cutlery craftsmanship. The full-tang construction and thoughtful handle geometry create a knife that's equally at home processing game, preparing camp meals, or handling general field tasks. The walnut scales provide a warm, traditional look while the Sleipner steel—alloyed with silicon, manganese, molybdenum, and vanadium—resists wear and chipping better than many softer stainless options, without sacrificing ease of sharpening.

One practical detail often overlooked: the spine and handle design include ample flat space for striking fire starters, a feature that adds genuine utility for backcountry users. The knife ships with a genuine Italian leather sheath, so you're equipped and ready to work straight out of the box. If you're after a dependable fixed-blade that respects traditional knife design while incorporating modern metallurgy, the Rock62 delivers.

Key Features

• 4-1/4" drop point blade in Sleipner stainless steel for edge retention and chipping resistance
• Full-tang construction for maximum durability and weight distribution
• Walnut handle scales with classic, time-tested aesthetics
• Spine geometry suitable for striking fire starters
• Includes genuine Italian leather sheath
• Made in Maniago, Italy—the world's premier cutlery region

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Rock62 a good hunting knife?

Yes. The 4-1/4" drop point blade and full-tang design make it well-suited to field dressing, processing, and general camp work. The Sleipner steel holds an edge well and resists the corrosion and wear common in wet field conditions.

Can I use the spine to strike a fire starter?

Yes. The blade spine and handle geometry provide flat surface area designed for striking ferrocerium rods and similar fire starters, adding a practical backcountry function.

What's included with the knife?

The Rock62 comes with a genuine Italian leather sheath, so the knife is ready to carry and use immediately upon arrival.

Why Sleipner steel?

Sleipner is a high-alloy stainless steel manufactured by Uddeholm and alloyed with silicon, manganese, molybdenum, and vanadium. It offers exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and chipping resistance while remaining relatively easy to sharpen compared to harder tool steels.