Story The featherweight knife that’s made to go anywhere When it’s time to pack up for an adventure in the wild, it can be easy to go overboard and load up with all sorts of gadgets to feel prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws your way. But when rubber meets the road, it’s always better to keep things simple. Designed to be your ideal companion on outdoor adventures, the Redstone Pocket Knife is ready for everything from whittling to fishing to campground food prep. For added peace of mind, it’s engineered with a TJB Slide-Lock design for secure lock-up and easy one-handed use. Plus, its weightless bent-wire clip will help keep it within easy reach. Features Island design concept allows for a finger to rest between the islands for a superior grip Incredibly strong one-piece die-stamped chassis Features TJB Slide-Lock design for secure lock-up and easy one-handed use Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel knife blade is super durable, corrosion resistant, and holds a razor edge Lightweight bent-wire clip for an easy carry Included paracord lanyard for attaching to your day pack Designed in Portland, OR Specs Blade Length 2.5” Overall Length 6.2” Blade Shape Drop Point Hardware Stainless Steel, Black Oxide Washers Phosphor Bronze Materials Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel Scale: Polypropylene Lanyard: Paracord About The James Brand Take classic knives and pocket tools, edit out everything unessential, and precision machine them using the most cutting-edge tech available—that’s the process behind The James Brand’s award-winning lineup of everyday carry essentials. Since getting their start in the knifemaking hub of Portland, OR in 2012, their founder (the former Director of Product Innovation at Nike) slowly built out The James Brand’s collection. What started as one perfectly tuned blade grew into design-forward renditions of just about every crucial tool you could clip to your belt, stash in your pocket, or rig to your backpack. They look nice, but you shouldn’t baby them. Cast using ultra-durable stainless steel and titanium, they’re good for a lifetime of quick fixes, emergencies, and everyday use. When you’ve been carrying one of these bad boys for as long as we have, it’s pretty clear that all the design work that goes into making each tool is well worth it.
