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The QSP Walrus is a robust flipper knife with a fantastic tactical design that's reminiscent of old-school skinner blades. The upswept blade profile makes for a generous cutting edge while maintaining a sharp piercing point.

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QSP Walrus Series FAQ

With its sweeping trailing point blade and hand-filling ergonomics, the QSP Walrus blends traditional skinner utility with modern folding knife construction. Built with D2 tool steel and smooth ball-bearing flipper action, it delivers dependable cutting performance at an accessible price point.

What blade shape does the QSP Walrus have, and what is it best for?
The QSP Walrus features an upswept trailing point blade measuring 3.375 inches with a full flat grind and top swedge. This shape is reminiscent of traditional skinner blades, providing a generous curved belly that excels at long slicing cuts while still maintaining a sharp, precise point for detail work.
What steel does the QSP Walrus use?
All models in the QSP Walrus series use D2 tool steel. D2 offers impressive edge retention and wear resistance for a folding knife in the sub-$50 price category. Because D2 is semi-stainless rather than fully stainless, keeping the blade clean and lightly oiled helps prevent surface corrosion, as outlined in our knife steel guide.
What handle materials and finishes are available on the Walrus?
The QSP Walrus lineup offers options in textured Micarta as well as natural jade G10. Buyers can choose rough brown Micarta, green Micarta, or jade G10 handles, paired with either a stonewashed or black stonewashed blade finish. The handle slabs are contoured with ample thickness to fill the hand securely during tough cutting tasks.
How does the QSP Walrus deploy and lock?
The Walrus opens quickly using a single flipper tab operating on caged ball bearings and secures with a sturdy liner lock. The bearing pivot provides snappy, responsive action on deployment, while the steel liner lock ensures reliable retention when the blade is engaged.
Is the pocket clip on the QSP Walrus reversible?
No, the factory pocket clip on the QSP Walrus is configured solely for right-hand, tip-up carry. Left-handed users can still operate the knife easily, but pocket carry orientation remains right-side only.