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The ArtisanCutlery Weyden is a unique design. This powerhouse of a knife boasts excellent ergonomics and an intriguing design, all in a rather compact package.

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ArtisanCutlery Weyden Frame Lock Front Flipper Knife 3.23" S90V Sand Polished Harpoon Blade, Go…Retail price: $266.65, our price: $199.99
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About the Artisan Cutlery Weyden

Featuring a Canadian belt knife-inspired profile and high-end materials, the Artisan Cutlery Weyden pairs CPM-S90V blade steel with a contoured titanium frame lock. Its user-friendly top-flipper design and faceted elliptical handle make it a distinctive choice for everyday carry.

What blade steel and shape does the Artisan Cutlery Weyden have?
The Weyden features a 3.23-inch blade crafted from premium CPM-S90V stainless steel with a sand-polished finish. Its profile blends elements of a harpoon and stylized drop point, utilizing a mid-height flat grind and a long top swedge to provide an efficient slicing edge and controlled tip work.
Is the Weyden front flipper easy to open?
Yes, the Weyden uses an accessible top-flipper layout that is easier to operate than many traditional front flippers. The tab features a slight outward flare at the tip for positive thumb traction, and the geometry also accommodates an index-finger flick over the top.
What materials are used in the Weyden handle?
The handle features a mixed-material construction with gray milled titanium on the frame lock side and gold flake carbon fiber on the presentation side. It is further accented with a colorful Timascus inlay and includes a matching milled titanium pocket clip.
What makes the ergonomics unique on the Weyden?
The handle draws inspiration from classic Canadian belt knives, employing a neutral elliptical shape with subtle faceting that accommodates a wide variety of hand sizes. The design leaves out an obstructive finger guard so you can choke up close to the cutting edge, with subtle jimping providing tactile feedback.