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The QSP Knives Tiny TOT fixed blade is built for compact utility without sacrificing quality; its 3.5″ blade made from 10Cr15MoV steel (similar to VG10) delivers strong edge retention and readiness for daily tasks.

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QSP Tiny TOT Fixed Blade FAQ

The QSP Tiny TOT series provides a robust 3.5 inch fixed blade designed for hunting and survival tasks. These knives feature contoured G10 handles and 10Cr15MoV steel, offering a high performance alternative to smaller EDC fixed blades.

What steel is used in the QSP Tiny TOT series?
The QSP Tiny TOT utilizes 10Cr15MoV stainless steel, which offers performance characteristics similar to VG10. This material provides strong edge retention and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for demanding outdoor use and skinning tasks.
What are the best uses for the Tiny TOT fixed blade?
This series is primarily designed as a survival and hunting tool, featuring a broad drop point blade with a significant amount of belly for skinning and slicing. The stout blade thickness of approximately 0.165 inches allows the knife to handle harder use and more demanding chores than a standard folding knife.
How are the handles on the QSP Tiny TOT constructed?
The handles are made from CNC machined G10 and feature complex contouring that provides a secure, locked in grip. The design includes a deep finger groove for added protection during heavy duty tasks, and the series is available in several colors including black, OD green, and sand.
What carry options come with the Tiny TOT?
Each knife includes a Kydex sheath equipped with a belt clip that features a retention hook to prevent accidental slipping. The sheath is compatible with large Tech Locks and can be rotated to support both vertical and horizontal carry configurations.
Is the QSP Tiny TOT actually a small knife?
Despite the name, the Tiny TOT is a substantial tool featuring a 3.5 inch blade and a thick spine. It is only considered small when compared to full sized survival knives, offering a compact but heavy duty alternative to traditional pocket fixed blades.