The titanium and G10 Kansept 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. The unique bolster design puts the weight right in your hand, giving you control and secure grip.

FEATURES

✔High-Quality Materials: Crafted with precision using premium materials, including CPM-S35VN blade steel known for its excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance, along with durable titanium and G10 handle scales. This ensures longevity and reliability.

✔Innovative Design: Designed by Greg Schob, the Fenrir features a sleek and modern design that combines practicality with aesthetics. The incorporation of a flipper and thumb hole provides versatile deployment options, catering to different user preferences. The inclusion of a thumb hole adds an additional opening method, enhancing convenience and accessibility.

✔ Versatile Blade: The 3.48'' blade offers a versatile cutting edge suitable for various tasks, from everyday carry to outdoor adventures. Its well-balanced design makes it adept at slicing, piercing, and general utility cutting.

✔Ergonomic Handle: The handle design prioritizes comfort and grip, thanks to the ergonomic contours and textured G10 scales. Whether you're using it for extended periods or in challenging conditions, the Fenrir provides a secure and comfortable hold.

✔Eye-Catching Aesthetics: The black and blue G10 handle scales, combined with the titanium accents, create a visually striking appearance that sets the Fenrir apart from the competition. It's not just a tool; it's also a statement piece.

​About The Designer

Greg Schob / Sparrow Knife Co.
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.