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The award-winning Notchline fixed blade is a versatile, premium powerhouse built for everything from daily carry and tactical duties to rugged wilderness survival.

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WE Knife Notchline FAQ

The WE Knife Notchline is a Blade Show award-winning fixed blade engineered as a versatile crossover tool for everyday carry and field work. It pairs high-grade S35VN stainless steel with sculpted carbon fiber handle scales and a fitted Kydex sheath.

What makes the WE Notchline special?
The WE Notchline earned a major award at Blade Show for its exceptional performance in the premium fixed blade category. It combines high-end materials like S35VN steel and sculpted carbon fiber with neutral ergonomics that excel in both outdoor and daily cutting roles.
What blade steel does the WE Notchline series use?
The WE Notchline fixed blade features a 3.5-inch blade made from CPM-S35VN stainless steel. This premium steel offers an excellent balance of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance for demanding tasks.
Is the WE Notchline suitable for everyday carry?
Yes, the WE Notchline functions exceptionally well as an EDC fixed blade thanks to its compact handle dimensions and neutral ergonomics. It offers the utility of a bird and trout knife while remaining comfortable to carry in its included Kydex sheath.
Why is there jimping near the tip of the Notchline blade?
The run of jimping along the blade spine near the tip allows users to choke up on the knife for high-control precision work. This feature gives hunters and tradesmen extra leverage and stability during detailed skinning or intricate detail cuts.