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Tactile Knife Co. Rockwall Thumbstud Folding Knife

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Tactile Knife Co. Rockwall Thumbstud Folding KnifeWhen it comes to everyday carry, bigger is not always better. With a closed length of just 4 inches, the Rockwall is sized for easy pocket carry without compromising performance. Made with Grade 5 titanium handles, MagnaCut blade steel, and a deep carry stainless steel pocket clip, it is a remarkably capable knife in a refined, compact form. Every Tactile Knife Co. piece is machined, assembled, quality checked, shipped, and serviced from their Dallas,

When it comes to everyday carry, bigger is not always better. With a closed length of just 4 inches, the Rockwall is sized for easy pocket carry without compromising performance.

Made with Grade 5 titanium handles, MagnaCut blade steel, and a deep-carry stainless steel pocket clip, it is a remarkably capable knife in a refined, compact form.

Every Tactile Knife Co. piece is machined, assembled, quality-checked, shipped, and serviced from their Dallas, Texas machine shop. The Rockwall is backed by a lifetime warranty.

  • Discreet form and size easily slips into your pocket. 
  • Ceramic ball pivot bearings and ceramic detent ball.
  • Smooth opening with the thumbstud & secure lockup.
  • Premium cutting performance & corrosion-resistant steel
  • Available with a drop point blade or with flat scales and a tanto blade.
  • Proudly machined & assembled in Tactile Knife Co.'s Dallas, TX shop.

**Unfortunately, we do not offer international sales on knives. 

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This was the first knife Tactile Knife Co. made after starting the company back in 2020. Well, technically it was a flipper version but same form factor and only a handful of those were made before switching to the thumbstud. If you're new to Tactile Knife Co. this is a great introduction to what they're about.

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