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The QSP Jumping Jack is a traditional style folding knife made with modern materials and techniques, designed by Spencer Marquardt. |
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QSP Knives Jumping Jack Slipjoint Folding Knife 2.75" 14C28N Satin Clip Point Blade, Stainless … our price:
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QSP Knives Jumping Jack Slipjoint Folding Knife 2.75" 14C28N Satin Clip Point Blade, Stainless … our price:
$87.00
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QSP Knives Jumping Jack Slipjoint Folding Knife 2.75" 14C28N Satin Clip Point Blade, Stainless … our price:
$92.00
$92.00
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QSP Knives Jumping Jack Slipjoint Folding Knife 2.75" 14C28N Satin Clip Point Blade, Stainless … our price:
$92.00
$92.00
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(QSP Jumping Jack FAQ
The QSP Jumping Jack is a collaboration with Finch Knife Company that blends traditional slipjoint aesthetics with modern screw-together construction. These non-locking folders feature high-performance Sandvik steel and refined finishes usually found on custom knives.
What steel is used in the QSP Jumping Jack?
The QSP Jumping Jack series utilizes 14C28N stainless steel for its 2.75 inch clip point blades. This Sandvik steel offers a great balance of corrosion resistance and toughness, and the blades feature a horizontal grain finish for a hand-rubbed look.
Is the QSP Jumping Jack a locking knife?
No, the Jumping Jack is a slipjoint folding knife, which means it does not have a mechanical lock. It uses a strong backspring to hold the blade open, providing a traditional walk and talk action that feels resounding and solid.
What handle options are available for this series?
The Jumping Jack series offers several handle inlay options including blue bone, abalone, desert ironwood, and resin. All variants are built with stainless steel handles and a smooth backspacer that sits flush with the scales for a highly refined feel.
Is the QSP Jumping Jack a collaboration?
Yes, the Jumping Jack is a collaboration between QSP and the Finch Knife Company. Designed by Spencer Marquardt, the series combines Finch's signature old-school inspired design language with QSP's modern manufacturing techniques.
How heavy is the QSP Jumping Jack?
The Jumping Jack is on the heavier side for a slipjoint, which provides a substantial and high-quality feel in the hand. This weight is a result of its sturdy stainless steel construction and screw-together assembly rather than pinned construction.