Reviews and Ratings for Tenable Knives Fenrir Top Liner Lock Folding Knife 3.45" D2 Black Stonewashed Harpoon Blade, Green Camouflage Pattern Jade G10 Handles - B1034H13

Tenable Knives Fenrir Top Liner Lock Folding Knife 3.45" D2 Black Stonewashed Harpoon Blade, Green Camouflage Pattern Jade G10 Handlesrated 5 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Tenable Knives Fenrir Top Liner Lock Folding Knife 3.45 inch D2 Black Stonewashed Harpoon Blade, Green Camouflage Pattern Jade G10 Handles

 

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Tenable Knives Fenrir Top Liner Lock Folding Knife 3.45" D2 Black Stonewashed Harpoon Blade, Green Camouflage Pattern Jade G10 Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Ray
McAllen, Texas
Aug 26, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None

Budget Banger

This is an awesome top liner lock knife. I am a big fan of forward finger choils, so that, combined with the harpoon style blade takes the ergonomics of this knife to the next level in the choked-up position. Blade is perfectly centered, locks up nice and tight, no blade play in either direction, very smooth action. Very sharp out of the box. The knife has a little bit of heft to it and it's a little blocky, but I have no complaints in those regards: it feels like a solid tank of a knife. Just keep an eye on the listed specs to ensure that you're not disappointed or surprised when you receive it. My only minor nitpick is that the G10 handles don't have a lot of texture to them - yes, there is "some", but it's not "extra grippy". It's likely due to the coating/coloring of the scales. Not complaining, just making note. I would definitely buy it again and recommend
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