Thats sick! I really like what Jack Wolf Knives has been doing. I have no experience with the actual knives but I'm still a huge fan of how the owner expresses his creativity through the brand. His traditional styled frame locks are so cool too. I'm still too much of a sucker to buy anything except Spyderco but I haven't always been...TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2025 12:32 pmSince I'm not much of a hard user these days, figured I'd give something else a try. Jack Wolf knives have been standing out to me recently and decided to give one a try. This is the After Hours in S90V with Tortoise Shell Kirinite scales. Super sharp, smooth and quite a looker in my eyes.
Don't tell anyone but these are mine.
Top is Lionsteel Dom and bottom is Lionsteel Roundhead - Both slip joints. The After Hours design reminds me a lot of the Dom.
. The handle is made from boxtree and oak burl. We talked a bit and he wanted to use box tree on a handle because he feels like this wood is too often discarded, as being too boring. The blade is also made from RWL34, the grind is interesting because it is hollow/concave in the recurve part, but flawlessly become convexe near the tip. In true french fashion, this knife is a guillotine without having the tiniest bit of play in any direction. The acoustics of this one are just marvelous.
