KANSEPT Fenrir Button Lock Shred Carbon Fiber with Stonewashed Aluminum Handle (3.45'' Blackwash 154CM Blade) Sparrow Knife Designed- T1034B1

Fenrir is a functional EDC knife with bold aesthetic lines.  The large belly and sharp point make it versatile for every day use.  Multiple deployment options and versatile ergonomics make it a great knife to handle. 

Versatile Harpoon 154CM Blade
The Fenrir features a harpoon-style154CM Blade. Its large belly makes it practical for various tasks, offering good control for slicing and piercing. The blade combines both functionality and a bold, striking look, perfect for everyday cutting tasks.
Fidgety Button Lock Mechanism
The Fidgety Button Lock Mechanism on the Fenrir makes opening and closing the knife smooth and easy. Simply press the button to disengage the lock, allowing the blade to move with a satisfying, fidget-friendly action. It combines practical use with fun, making it both functional and enjoyable to operate.
Ergonomic Shred Carbon Handle
Fenrir features a shred carbon fiber handle with chamfered edges, providing a comfortable and secure grip. The Frag pattern texture enhances traction, improving grip without compromising on comfort.
Multiple Deployment Options
The Fenrir offers multiple deployment options, including the Button Lock mechanism and thumb studs. These options provide smooth and easy opening, giving you flexibility in how you choose to deploy the blade.
Reverible Deep Carry Pocket Clip
The deep carry pocket clip allows the knife to sit low in the pocket, providing discreet and secure carry while ensuring quick accessibility whenever needed.The pocket clip is also reversible, allowing for versatile positioning and enabling users to customize their carry preference for either left or right-handed use.

Greg Schob is custom knife maker and is currently serving in the US Coast Guard on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. A metal fabricator by trade, he began making knives about 5 years ago. He enjoys making knives, leather, and anything EDC related. His goal is to become a full time maker when he retires from the Coast Guard in 2023 bringing unique and functional designs to the community.