1946 Slipjoint – Tradition Meets Modern Design
Keith Griffin – the creative mind behind Combat Beads and the Griffin Company – has a soft spot for slipjoints. Especially for this one: the 1946 Slipjoint.
It’s a tribute to his father’s pocketknife, born in 1946 – a man who, like many of his generation, never left the house without a knife in his pocket. Back then, a pocketknife wasn’t just a tool, but part of everyday life: practical, reliable, and always ready.
With the 1946, you don’t get a retro remake – you get exactly what Griffin is known for: a thoroughly modern design with strong roots in tradition.
Details:
Titanium frame with bold bolsters
Inlays in brass, micarta, or carbon
3D-milled titanium pocket clip
CPM S90V drop point blade with long pull and half stop
The dual fullers, slicey drop point blade, and confident half stop make the 1946 both versatile and perfectly suited for everyday use. Whether you prefer the warm look of brass or the sleek feel of carbon, the choice of materials lets you steer the design toward classic or modern.
Discreet in the pocket, timeless in design – the 1946 is built to be carried and used every single day.
1946 Slipjoint – Tradition Meets Modern Design
Keith Griffin – the creative mind behind Combat Beads and the Griffin Company – has a soft spot for slipjoints. Especially for this one: the 1946 Slipjoint.
It’s a tribute to his father’s pocketknife, born in 1946 – a man who, like many of his generation, never left the house without a knife in his pocket. Back then, a pocketknife wasn’t just a tool, but part of everyday life: practical, reliable, and always ready.
With the 1946, you don’t get a retro remake – you get exactly what Griffin is known for: a thoroughly modern design with strong roots in tradition.
Details:
Titanium frame with bold bolsters
Inlays in brass, micarta, or carbon
3D-milled titanium pocket clip
CPM S90V drop point blade with long pull and half stop
The dual fullers, slicey drop point blade, and confident half stop make the 1946 both versatile and perfectly suited for everyday use. Whether you prefer the warm look of brass or the sleek feel of carbon, the choice of materials lets you steer the design toward classic or modern.
Discreet in the pocket, timeless in design – the 1946 is built to be carried and used every single day.
1946 Slipjoint – Tradition Meets Modern Design
Keith Griffin – the creative mind behind Combat Beads and the Griffin Company – has a soft spot for slipjoints. Especially for this one: the 1946 Slipjoint.
It’s a tribute to his father’s pocketknife, born in 1946 – a man who, like many of his generation, never left the house without a knife in his pocket. Back then, a pocketknife wasn’t just a tool, but part of everyday life: practical, reliable, and always ready.
With the 1946, you don’t get a retro remake – you get exactly what Griffin is known for: a thoroughly modern design with strong roots in tradition.
Details:
Titanium frame with bold bolsters
Inlays in brass, micarta, or carbon
3D-milled titanium pocket clip
CPM S90V drop point blade with long pull and half stop
The dual fullers, slicey drop point blade, and confident half stop make the 1946 both versatile and perfectly suited for everyday use. Whether you prefer the warm look of brass or the sleek feel of carbon, the choice of materials lets you steer the design toward classic or modern.
Discreet in the pocket, timeless in design – the 1946 is built to be carried and used every single day.
Classic Everyday Hero with a Luxurious Upgrade
You know the classic Swiss Army Knife – practical, reliable, always at hand. But what happens when you give this everyday classic a little bling upgrade? You get this true gem: the Silver Plated Spartan Onyx.
It starts with the iconic Victorinox Spartan in the black Onyx version – the knife that has been a perfect everyday companion for decades, featuring 12 useful tools and a compact design. For this special edition, the handle scales have been replaced with Brass from Daily Customs, hand-silvered, and finished with an antique look – a style that feels elegant, warm, and unique.
Everything else remains the same: the familiar practical shape, compact size, and a knife that truly works in everyday life – whether opening packages, crafting, or as a small, reliable EDC tool on the go. Only this time, with a truly special look.
A Steel Upgrade for a Classic
Quick quiz: What does the “MG” in this GMF1 variant actually stand for?
Micarta Green? Magnacut Goodness? Honestly, it’s not entirely clear –
and it’s not really important.
What matters is what this knife delivers.
With the GiantMouse GMF1-MG, one of GiantMouse’s most popular fixed blades finally comes
with a steel that sets the benchmark right now: Magnacut.
Highly corrosion-resistant, exceptionally edge-retentive, and perfectly suited for everyday carry –
a modern super steel that belongs exactly where the GMF1 has always lived:
in real, daily use.
Everything that made the GMF1 a top seller remains unchanged:
excellent ergonomics
a lightweight yet robust construction
a high flat grind running nearly to the spine for clean, efficient cutting performance
What’s new are the bolted green Micarta handle scales.
They provide noticeably more grip, a warmer feel in hand, and exactly the kind of tool-focused character
many fans have been asking for. The package is completed with blasted screws and a
flat, robust leather sheath that carries comfortably and discreetly in everyday life.
Sheath:
The GMF1-MG is supplied with a high-quality leather sheath.
Please note: The optional Kydex sheath is not compatible with this Micarta version.
Conclusion:
The GMF1-MG is not a gimmick and not a stylistic detour.
It’s the GMF1 many people have been waiting for – featuring modern steel,
honest materials, and the same uncompromising everyday usability.
A slipjoint built for real work
Sometimes you don’t want a refined gentleman’s slipjoint – you want a pocket knife with serious lumberjack vibes. That’s exactly where the Timber Jack comes in. As Jack Wolf Knives’ first release of 2026, this knife sends a very clear message: it’s here to work.
The Timber Jack was developed in collaboration with Tracy LaRock, a custom slipjoint maker and outspoken fan of honest, robust knives. And you can feel that immediately. This knife is large, solid and beefy, fills the hand beautifully, and feels like a true tool rather than a display piece.
For the first time, Jack Wolf Knives goes with a 4 mm blade thickness – about as much spine as you can realistically get in a classic slipjoint knife. Add to that a perfectly executed long pull with a subtle curve, precisely matched to the blade spine. It’s not only functional, but also incredibly good-looking. The blade is made from 154CM steel, exactly the kind of proven, reliable steel you’d expect for a hard-working pocket knife.
You have two clear options to choose from. The Steel Series comes with steel liners and bolsters, perfect for those who appreciate weight and solid mass in hand. Or there’s the Ultralight Series, featuring G10 liners and scales – the same knife, significantly lighter, yet just as capable in everyday use. To shave off a few more grams, titanium hardware is used instead of stainless steel.
No matter which version you pick, you get contoured handle scales, excellent ergonomics, and the satisfying walk & talk that Jack Wolf Knives is known for. In short: the Timber Jack is the knife for anyone who doesn’t associate the word “pocket knife” with manicured fingernails – but with real work.
A slipjoint built for real work
Sometimes you don’t want a refined gentleman’s slipjoint – you want a pocket knife with serious lumberjack vibes. That’s exactly where the Timber Jack comes in. As Jack Wolf Knives’ first release of 2026, this knife sends a very clear message: it’s here to work.
The Timber Jack was developed in collaboration with Tracy LaRock, a custom slipjoint maker and outspoken fan of honest, robust knives. And you can feel that immediately. This knife is large, solid and beefy, fills the hand beautifully, and feels like a true tool rather than a display piece.
For the first time, Jack Wolf Knives goes with a 4 mm blade thickness – about as much spine as you can realistically get in a classic slipjoint knife. Add to that a perfectly executed long pull with a subtle curve, precisely matched to the blade spine. It’s not only functional, but also incredibly good-looking. The blade is made from 154CM steel, exactly the kind of proven, reliable steel you’d expect for a hard-working pocket knife.
You have two clear options to choose from. The Steel Series comes with steel liners and bolsters, perfect for those who appreciate weight and solid mass in hand. Or there’s the Ultralight Series, featuring G10 liners and scales – the same knife, significantly lighter, yet just as capable in everyday use. To shave off a few more grams, titanium hardware is used instead of stainless steel.
No matter which version you pick, you get contoured handle scales, excellent ergonomics, and the satisfying walk & talk that Jack Wolf Knives is known for. In short: the Timber Jack is the knife for anyone who doesn’t associate the word “pocket knife” with manicured fingernails – but with real work.
A slipjoint built for real work
Sometimes you don’t want a refined gentleman’s slipjoint – you want a pocket knife with serious lumberjack vibes. That’s exactly where the Timber Jack comes in. As Jack Wolf Knives’ first release of 2026, this knife sends a very clear message: it’s here to work.
The Timber Jack was developed in collaboration with Tracy LaRock, a custom slipjoint maker and outspoken fan of honest, robust knives. And you can feel that immediately. This knife is large, solid and beefy, fills the hand beautifully, and feels like a true tool rather than a display piece.
For the first time, Jack Wolf Knives goes with a 4 mm blade thickness – about as much spine as you can realistically get in a classic slipjoint knife. Add to that a perfectly executed long pull with a subtle curve, precisely matched to the blade spine. It’s not only functional, but also incredibly good-looking. The blade is made from 154CM steel, exactly the kind of proven, reliable steel you’d expect for a hard-working pocket knife.
You have two clear options to choose from. The Steel Series comes with steel liners and bolsters, perfect for those who appreciate weight and solid mass in hand. Or there’s the Ultralight Series, featuring G10 liners and scales – the same knife, significantly lighter, yet just as capable in everyday use. To shave off a few more grams, titanium hardware is used instead of stainless steel.
No matter which version you pick, you get contoured handle scales, excellent ergonomics, and the satisfying walk & talk that Jack Wolf Knives is known for. In short: the Timber Jack is the knife for anyone who doesn’t associate the word “pocket knife” with manicured fingernails – but with real work.
A slipjoint built for real work
Sometimes you don’t want a refined gentleman’s slipjoint – you want a pocket knife with serious lumberjack vibes. That’s exactly where the Timber Jack comes in. As Jack Wolf Knives’ first release of 2026, this knife sends a very clear message: it’s here to work.
The Timber Jack was developed in collaboration with Tracy LaRock, a custom slipjoint maker and outspoken fan of honest, robust knives. And you can feel that immediately. This knife is large, solid and beefy, fills the hand beautifully, and feels like a true tool rather than a display piece.
For the first time, Jack Wolf Knives goes with a 4 mm blade thickness – about as much spine as you can realistically get in a classic slipjoint knife. Add to that a perfectly executed long pull with a subtle curve, precisely matched to the blade spine. It’s not only functional, but also incredibly good-looking. The blade is made from 154CM steel, exactly the kind of proven, reliable steel you’d expect for a hard-working pocket knife.
You have two clear options to choose from. The Steel Series comes with steel liners and bolsters, perfect for those who appreciate weight and solid mass in hand. Or there’s the Ultralight Series, featuring G10 liners and scales – the same knife, significantly lighter, yet just as capable in everyday use. To shave off a few more grams, titanium hardware is used instead of stainless steel.
No matter which version you pick, you get contoured handle scales, excellent ergonomics, and the satisfying walk & talk that Jack Wolf Knives is known for. In short: the Timber Jack is the knife for anyone who doesn’t associate the word “pocket knife” with manicured fingernails – but with real work.
Classic Everyday Hero with a Luxurious Upgrade
You know the classic Swiss Army Knife – practical, reliable, always at hand. But what happens when you give this everyday classic a little bling upgrade? You get this true gem: the Honeycomb Silver Plated Spartan Onyx.
It starts with the iconic Victorinox Spartan in the black Onyx version – the knife that has been a perfect everyday companion for decades, featuring 12 useful tools and a compact design. For this special edition, the handle scales have been replaced with Honeycomb 3D brass from Daily Customs, hand-silvered, and finished with an antique look – a style that feels elegant, warm, and unique. A copper inlay with the same antique finish adds even more depth and character.
Everything else remains the same: the familiar practical shape, compact size, and a knife that truly works in everyday life – whether opening packages, crafting, or as a small, reliable EDC tool on the go. Only this time, with a truly special look.
Laguiole en Aubrac 12 cm – Fire Elder Burl – Space Bee Edition
The Space Bee Edition is part of the Cosmos Collection and reimagines the classic Laguiole bee as a symbol of open space. Unbound to any single celestial body, it represents vastness, depth, and the unknown between the stars. The motif is deliberately more abstract than the planetary designs—a bee floating in space, reduced in form yet rich in meaning. The design is complemented by a finely handcrafted filework on the spine, subtly echoing the knife’s cosmic theme.
The handle is made from Fire Elder Burl—stabilized elder burl wood with vivid color variations ranging from warm reds and amber tones to deep, dark inclusions. As a natural material, each piece features a unique grain pattern, often reminiscent of galactic structures: sometimes calm and profound, sometimes dynamic and explosive. The full handle construction emphasizes the knife’s clean silhouette and allows the material to truly stand out. Brass liners add a warm, classic contrast.
Each Laguiole en Aubrac knife is crafted by a single maker in the Aubrac region of France. From the guillochage to the filework and the Space Bee, every knife carries an individual handcrafted signature.
The Laguiole en Aubrac 12 cm – Pink Elder Burl – Saturn Bee Edition is part of the special Cosmos collection, where the classic Laguiole bee is reimagined as celestial bodies of our universe. In this version, the bee represents Saturn with its iconic rings—finely detailed and fully appreciated only at a second glance. This motif adds depth to the knife and is complemented by a specially designed, hand-filed backspring that underlines the artisanal character of the piece.
The handle is crafted from Pink Elder Burl, a stabilized elder burl wood dyed in soft pink tones. As a natural material, every grain pattern is different—sometimes smooth and flowing, sometimes lively and expressive. These natural variations ensure that each knife has its own character. The full-handle construction keeps the silhouette clean and lets the wood take center stage.
Each Laguiole en Aubrac knife is handcrafted by a single artisan in the Aubrac region of France. From the guillochage to the Saturn Bee, every detail reflects a distinct maker’s touch. With its 12 cm size, this knife is a refined everyday companion for anyone who appreciates traditional French knife making and enjoys quietly special details with a poetic, cosmic twist.
Jack Wolf Knives Backwoods FIXedc
Compact fixed blade designed as a complement to your folder
The Backwoods FIXedc is Jack Wolf’s take on a modern fixed EDC knife. No outdoor clichés, no tactical attitude – just a fixed blade intentionally designed as a complement to a folder. Compact, slim, and perfectly suited for everyday carry.
The name says it all: FIXedc stands for a fixed blade in an EDC context. The proportions are chosen to keep the knife discreet in daily use, while delivering exactly when a fixed blade is the better tool. 42a-compliant, clean in design, and unmistakably Jack Wolf in its lines.
The blade is made from CPM S90V, a high-performance steel known for excellent edge retention. Finely ground and optimized for everyday tasks, the Backwoods FIXedc excels at precise cutting and long-term performance with minimal need for resharpening.
A key part of the concept is the leather sheath with pocket clip. It allows discreet pocket carry without the need for a belt, remains quiet and comfortable, and makes the knife truly EDC-ready – not just in theory.
The Backwoods FIXedc was developed in collaboration with Melissa “Backwoods” Miller. Her background as an environmental educator and years of hands-on experience teaching wilderness and survival skills shape her view of tools: functional, practical, and free of unnecessary extras. This philosophy is clearly reflected in the knife.
Visually, Jack Wolf Knives stays true to its design language. The Backwoods FIXedc is available in several versions, including Titanium Starburst, Abalone, Kirinite True Blood, and CamoCarbon. Different materials, different personalities – but always the same idea: combining design and everyday usability in a meaningful way.
Note:As with all Jack Wolf Knives releases, quantities are limited. Once a variant is sold out, it will not be restocked in the same configuration.
The Backwoods FIXedc is not a replacement for your favorite folder, but a well-thought-out addition – for days when a fixed blade simply makes more sense, without sacrificing style or everyday practicality.
The Tactile Knife Ranger combines traditional slipjoint craftsmanship with high-end, American-made production.
Jared Oeser Design
Titanium handle with shield inlay made of Micarta
Slipjoint pocket knife with a Wharncliffe blade made of Magnacut
Made in USA
The Tactile Knife Ranger combines traditional slipjoint craftsmanship with high-end, American-made production.
Jared Oeser Design
Titanium handle with shield inlay made of copper TechnoCarbo
Slipjoint pocket knife with a Wharncliffe blade made of Magnacut
Made in USA
The Tactile Knife Ranger combines traditional slipjoint craftsmanship with high-end, American-made production.
Jared Oeser Design Titanium handle Bowie blade made from Magnacut Made in USATactile Knife goes old school The Ranger is Tactile Knife's modern interpretation of a classic slipjoint knife - elegant, functional and with a lot of history. Inspired by traditional designs but with an innovative twist, it combines timeless simplicity with modern materials and manufacturing techniques. Created in collaboration with Jared Oeser, the Ranger pays tribute to the Texan roots of Tactile Knife. Particularly striking: the unusual “Bowie” blade, which combines a striking look with high functionality. The sophisticated design is complemented by an unconventionally shaped bolster that gives the knife a modern touch. Incidentally, the name “Ranger” comes from an Army Ranger - a good friend of Jared's who saw the first prototype. Are you looking for a knife with character that perfectly combines tradition and modernity? The Tactile Knife Ranger brings a classic slipjoint feel with high-precision workmanship and a unique design to your pocket - a stylish companion for real knife fans.
In addition to the titanium and blackwash versions, there is also the Black Ranger. Here you get an evil all black version with a cool FatCarbon inlay.
Otter Anchor Knife Blue Richlite Knife Lounge ExclusiveClassic anchor knife with blue handle scales made of RichliteBolster and liner are made of solid brass You have the choice between a non-stainless carbon steel blade (C75) or a rust-resistant blade (1.4034 steel)
For centuries, knives have been made in Solingen, a city known worldwide for its tradition of craftsmanship. Now, for the first time, a version is available made of the innovative blue Richlite material.The Richlite, along with the brass bolsters, rivets and anchor, is carefully sandblasted to achieve an elegant matte finish. You can choose between a blade made of non-stainless carbon steel (C75) or a stainless variant.The iconic blade shape of this knife is particularly suitable for pulling cuts, which is why it was often used in seafaring to cut ropes or lines. But it also makes light work of spreading bread – the curved back of the blade is ideal for this. Perfect for your next picnic!The Slipjoint mechanism ensures safety thanks to the strong spring, which prevents the blade from accidentally folding up. The striking anchor design on the handle scales is a handcrafted brass inlay that will develop a beautiful, dark patina over time.
The Laguiole en Aubrac 12 cm – Blue Elder Burl – Earth Bee Edition is part of the special Cosmos collection, where the iconic Laguiole bee is reimagined as different celestial bodies or elements of our universe. On this model, the bee represents the Earth itself – a finely crafted detail that reveals its charm upon closer inspection. The knife also features a specially designed hand-filed backspring, adding a distinct touch of craftsmanship to each piece.
The handle is made from Blue Elder Burl, a stabilized blue-dyed elder burl wood. As a natural material, every grain pattern is unique – sometimes calm and flowing, sometimes bold and vibrant. This natural variation ensures that no two knives are ever exactly alike. The full-handle construction highlights the elegant silhouette and places the beauty of the wood front and center.
Each Laguiole en Aubrac knife is handcrafted by a single artisan in the Aubrac region of France. From the guillochage to the Earth Bee, every detail carries the maker’s personal signature. With its 12 cm size, this knife is a refined everyday companion for anyone who appreciates traditional French knife culture and enjoys owning something quietly special.
Knife Lounge Exclusive
Full Titanium · Jens Anso Design · M390
The Cox is not a new pocket knife. It's an old one we couldn't leave alone – because titanium, M390 and Anso's design language simply fit together too well to leave it at that.
Together with Böker we have relaunched one of Anso's oldest designs. Not because it needed a reason. But because this version was always missing.
Titanium Handle.
Those who know the Cox know it in G10, Micarta or wood. Solid materials – but this version plays in a different league. Titanium is light, refined and built to last. The full titanium handle in stonewash finish, paired with the equally stonewashed blade, creates a harmonious EDC setup. Signs of use become patina, not damage.
The stonewash finish is created in a tumbler with ceramic stones or abrasive media that work the knife for hours – the result is a matte, lightly textured surface that keeps looking good. Bronze-anodized hardware and a matching anodized clip in tip-up position add a warm contrast to the stonewash titanium.
M390 Blade.
M390 is one of the most popular steels in the premium segment – and for good reason. Exceptional edge retention, excellent corrosion resistance, a hardness that simply performs in everyday use. Combined with Anso's characteristic blade geometry, the result is a tool that convinces both functionally and aesthetically.
The Cox goes everywhere.
Two-handed opening and framelock keep it legal for everyday carry – the tip-up clip makes sure it stays exactly where it belongs. Includes Böker Plus Pouch.
Jens Anso – Danish Design with a Signature.
Anso is an industrial designer, knife maker and one of the most influential knife designers in the world. From his studio in rural Jutland come designs that combine Scandinavian minimalism with Japanese precision – functional down to the last detail, never without reason. Those who know GiantMouse: Anso co-founded it in 2015.
Exclusive to Knife Lounge.
This Cox is not available just anywhere. For collectors who don't compromise on materials. For everyone looking for a premium EDC knife and who knows what M390 and titanium mean. For everyone who knows Anso's work – and has been waiting for this one.
Exclusive. The Cox as it always should have been.
Blade made of 14C28N steel with belt satin finish Handle made of wood with integrated banner emblem Bolster made of stainless steel Packaging: with matching Jack Wolf Knives drawing