1 2

TitanGrip G10 Folding Blade

TitanGrip G10 Folding Blade

$25.99
$25.99
Sale Sold out

TitanGrip G10 Folding Blade – Strength You Can Feel, Precision You Can Trust

The TitanGrip G10 Folding Blade isn’t just a knife — it’s a compact fortress forged for men who believe in self-reliance and readiness. Crafted from high-carbon stainless steel with a smooth assisted-open mechanism, this blade deploys fast and cuts clean. Whether in the field or the garage, it’s the tool you’ll reach for when the mission calls for steel and grit.

  • Razor-sharp high-carbon stainless steel blade for lasting edge retention.
  • G10 textured handle for unbeatable grip in any condition.
  • Assisted one-hand deployment with solid liner lock.
  • Integrated seatbelt cutter and glass breaker for emergencies.

Strong as iron, sharp as resolve — the TitanGrip is built for those who never fold under pressure.

View full details

When Polymer Grips Slip and Basic Folders Fail—G10 Holds in Hell and Steel Holds Forever

The G10 Folder With Emergency Tools That Turns Bystanders Into First Responders

Get Yours Now! 👉

Ready for a Folder That Works When Your Hands Are Wet, Bloody, or Covered in Oil?

G10 Handle That Never Quits Gripping

Industrial-grade fiberglass laminate handle scales with aggressive texturing that actually increases grip when exposed to water, oil, blood, or sweat instead of becoming slippery like polymer or aluminum, so when your hands are wet, dirty, or working in rain, the knife stays controlled instead of becoming a liability that slips and causes injuries.

Assisted Opening for Emergency Speed

Spring-assisted deployment mechanism that requires only slight thumb pressure to release the blade which then springs fully open and locks in under 0.5 seconds, so when you need a blade immediately with one hand occupied—cutting someone out of a seatbelt, freeing yourself from entanglement, or defensive situations—you get instant access without fumbling.

High-Carbon Stainless Holds an Edge

Premium steel blend that combines the edge retention of carbon steel with the corrosion resistance of stainless, holding a razor edge through extended hard use without requiring constant sharpening while resisting rust in wet conditions, so you maintain cutting performance through months of real work without the maintenance schedule of pure carbon or the dullness of cheap stainless.

Integrated Emergency Rescue Tools

Built-in glass breaker carbide tip and recessed seatbelt cutter hook that turn this folder into a vehicle extraction tool, so when you come upon accidents or find yourself trapped, you have the tools to shatter windows and cut restraints in seconds instead of watching helplessly because you weren't prepared for worst-case scenarios.

Deploy It Instantly. Cut It Clean. Grip It Forever.

Get Yours Now! 👉

Here's What Other Patriots Are Saying...

  • G10 grip is no joke

    I work as a mechanic and my hands are always covered in oil and grease. This G10 handle grips better when wet than my old polymer knives did when dry. The difference is night and day.

  • Assisted opening saved critical seconds

    Came upon a car accident and needed to cut the driver's seatbelt with one hand while stabilizing his head. The assisted opening deployed instantly and the seatbelt cutter worked perfectly. This knife literally helped save a life.

  • Holds an edge through abuse

    I've cut cardboard, rope, zip ties, and processed firewood with this blade for four months without sharpening. The high-carbon stainless edge retention is legit. Still razor sharp after heavy use.

  • Better than my $120 Benchmade

    I own expensive folders and this TitanGrip competes with all of them. The G10 grip is superior to my Benchmade's polymer and the assisted opening is faster. My expensive knife stays home now.

  • Glass breaker works—tested it

    Tested the carbide tip on an old car window at the junkyard. One focused strike shattered the glass completely. The emergency tools aren't gimmicks—they're functional rescue equipment.

  • Grip works in freezing rain

    Used this knife during ice storm cleanup with wet, cold hands. The G10 texture maintained control the entire time while my buddy's aluminum-handled knife kept slipping. Worth the premium for real conditions.

  • EMT carry approved

    I'm a paramedic and this knife has become part of my daily gear. The seatbelt cutter and glass breaker add capabilities my basic knife didn't have. Professional rescue tool disguised as EDC.

  • Deployed it 100+ times, still smooth

    The assisted opening mechanism has been flawless through hundreds of deployments. No degradation in spring tension or lock engagement. Quality construction that maintains performance over time.

  • My new standard for folders

    After carrying this for six months I can't go back to basic folders. The G10 grip, assisted opening, and emergency tools have spoiled me. This is what premium EDC should be.
Get Yours Now! 👉

FAQs

What makes G10 handle material worth the extra cost over polymer or aluminum?

G10 is fiberglass-resin laminate originally developed for military and industrial applications. Unlike polymer (which gets slippery when wet) or aluminum (which conducts cold and gets slick with moisture), G10 maintains grip in all conditions—actually getting grippier when wet. It's incredibly durable, doesn't crack from impacts, and handles temperature extremes without becoming brittle or soft. For working knives used in adverse conditions, G10 is the premium choice that justifies its cost through performance. If your knife only opens mail in an office, save money. If it works in real conditions, G10 matters.

Are assisted-opening knives legal everywhere?

Assisted-opening knife laws vary by jurisdiction. Many states allow them, some restrict or ban them. They're different from automatic/switchblade knives (which are federally regulated)—assisted knives require manual initiation but spring assistance completes the opening. Check your state and local knife laws before carrying. Some cities ban assisted openers even if the state allows them. For general reference, they're legal in most states but not all. Research your specific location or risk legal consequences.

How does assisted opening work and is it safe?

Assisted opening uses a spring mechanism activated by manual thumb pressure on a stud or flipper. You start the opening motion, the spring takes over and completes it. The blade locks open automatically. It's safe when used properly—the blade only deploys when you intentionally activate it. Accidental deployment is unlikely with proper carry (pocket clip positioned correctly). That said, any knife that opens quickly requires respect and training. Practice deploying it safely until it's muscle memory.

Will the emergency tools actually work in a real accident?

The glass breaker carbide tip is designed to shatter tempered automotive glass with focused impact—same principle as dedicated window breakers. The seatbelt cutter hook blade is designed to slice through webbing under tension without requiring sawing motion. Both work in real emergencies if you know how to use them. Practice is recommended (use old seatbelts for cutting practice, understand proper glass-breaking technique). Having the tools means nothing if you don't know how to deploy them under stress. Get training.

How often will I need to sharpen this blade with normal use?

High-carbon stainless holds an edge significantly longer than cheap stainless—expect months of regular use before noticeable dulling with proper technique. If you're cutting abrasive materials (cardboard, rope with grit), you'll dull faster. Clean cutting of softer materials extends edge life. When it dulls, a few minutes with a decent sharpening stone or rod restores the edge. For most EDC users doing typical cutting tasks, you're looking at 3-6 months between sharpenings. Heavier use requires more frequent maintenance.

Get Yours Now! 👉