Fox Knives 140 Fixed Blade

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This FX-140 Fixed Blade from Fox Knives draws a fine line between a hunting and a camp kitchen knife.
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Fox FX-140XL MB Fixed Blade Knife 7.28" Niolox Satin Drop Point, Black Jute Micarta Handles, Bl…Retail price: $408.99, our price: $327.19
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Fox Knives 140 Fixed Blade FAQ

The Fox Knives 140 series is a versatile fixed blade that bridges the gap between a camp kitchen knife and a rugged survival tool. Featuring a 7.25 inch Niolox steel blade, this series is built for durability during outdoor tasks like light chopping and batoning.

What steel is used in the Fox Knives 140 series?
The Fox Knives 140 series features Niolox steel with a blade thickness of approximately 3/16 of an inch. This tough steel is paired with a two-thirds height flat grind, making the series highly durable for various Fox fixed blade knives applications.
Is the Fox 140 good for survival tasks?
Yes, the Fox 140 series is well-suited for survival and camp use due to its size and robust construction. The flared tubes in the handle allow for lashing, while the overall blade geometry supports both heavy tasks and fine carving.
How does the handle feel on the Fox 140 series?
The handle uses black jute Micarta, which offers a rugged texture between canvas and burlap for a secure grip. Despite the flat-sided profile, the edges are heavily rounded to ensure the Fox 140 remains comfortable in the hand during extended work sessions.
What type of sheath is included with the Fox 140?
The Fox 140 series comes with a premium leather sheath featuring burnished edges and a retention strap that secures over the finger guard. It is designed for standard belt carry and includes a bottom loop for adding a leg tie-down.
Where is the balance point on the Fox 140?
The balance point on the Fox 140 sits right in front of the finger guard. This design allows the user to leverage the weight of the knife for more controlled pressure during close-up carving and processing.