The Microblade is built around one idea: it goes everywhere. Small enough to live on your keychain, slip into a pocket, and move between environments without thought. Since 2017, WESN’s flagship knife. Now at version 3.0 — redesigned clip for easier carry, removable thumb stud, refined blade choil for simpler sharpening, smoother action and mechanics. Specs Blade: D2 tool-grade steel, 1.5" (3.8cm) Open length: 3.75" (9.5cm) / Closed: 2.25" (5.7cm) Weight: 1oz (28g) Handle: Grade 5 Titanium scales Bearings: Ceramic Locking mechanism Removable thumb stud Redesigned deep carry pocket clip Available in Titanium, Blacked Out Titanium, and G10 scale colors (Mustard, OD Green, Violet, Lime Green, Salmon, White). Shipping restriction Due to local laws, this item cannot be shipped to the United Kingdom, Australia, or Japan. Made by WESN WESN is a Detroit-based EDC brand. Backed by a lifetime warranty. FAQ Does the Microblade lock?Yes. The Microblade has a locking mechanism. The Henry and Samla in the WESN lineup do not lock — they are a slip-joint and friction folder respectively. If a locking blade matters to you, the Microblade and Allman are your options. What is D2 steel?A high-carbon, high-chromium tool steel — the same steel used in industrial cutting dies and presses. Harder than most budget stainless steels, holds a sharper edge longer. It’s not fully stainless (higher carbon content than 440C), so clean and dry it after exposure to moisture. Under normal EDC use it performs very well. What’s the difference between Titanium and G10 handle options?Titanium handles are Grade 5 titanium — lightweight, strong, and develop a natural patina with carry. G10 handles are fiberglass composite — more grip texture, available in more colors (Mustard, OD Green, Violet, etc.), and $10 less. Same D2 blade and ceramic bearings on all versions. Can I carry the Microblade on a plane?No. The TSA prohibits all knives in carry-on bags regardless of blade length. Pack it in checked luggage for travel. How do I sharpen it?Use a fine whetstone or ceramic rod at approximately 20 degrees per side. Avoid power grinding wheels — that will void the warranty. WESN also sells a sharpener specifically designed for their knives.
