Woox Rock

Sleipner is a high-alloy tool steel prized for its exceptional hardness and wear resistance. It strikes a balance between edge retention and toughness, meaning the blade stays sharp through demanding outdoor tasks without being overly brittle.

Yes. The spine is specifically engineered with the correct geometry to efficiently strike a ferrocerium rod, making it a reliable tool for fire starting in the field.

Absolutely. The full-tang design means the steel extends through the entire length of the handle, providing superior strength, balance, and stability compared to partial-tang knives, especially when performing tasks like batoning or prying.

The Woox Rock is available in American Walnut, Beech, or Micarta. While all offer a secure hold, Micarta provides the most aggressive grip in wet or slippery conditions, whereas the wood options offer a more classic, ergonomic feel that warms to the hand over time.

While it is built as a robust survival tool, the 4.25-inch blade length and ergonomic handle make it quite capable for camp kitchen duties. However, keep in mind that the Mil-Spec black finish is designed for durability and corrosion resistance rather than food-grade aesthetics.

Maniago is widely considered the world capital of cutlery, with a centuries-old tradition of knife making. Manufacturing there ensures the Woox Rock benefits from expert craftsmanship, precise heat treatment, and high-quality finishing standards.