The Redstone Pocket Knife

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A compact folding knife for backcountry adventures

When designing the Redstone, The James Brand had a clear mission: create an adventure-ready pocket knife that’s small enough to earn its place in your pack, but tough enough for repeated use in any condition. The innovative island design is inspired by rock climbing holds, letting your finger rest between “islands” for a stable, one-handed grip. Complete with a slide-lock mechanism, partially serrated blade, and ultra-lightweight clip, it’s a full-featured knife that won’t weigh you down.

Features

• Compact, lightweight folding knife for outdoor adventures
• Island design allows a finger to rest between the islands for superior grip
• Incredibly strong one-piece, die-stamped chassis that keeps dirt and grime out
• TJB Slide-Lock design for secure lock-up and one-handed use
• Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel blade resists corrosion and holds a razor-sharp edge
• Formed-wire pocket clip is ultra lightweight
• Partially serrated blade for cutting and ripping
• Right-handed orientation
• Paracord lanyard for attaching to your daypack
• Designed in Portland, OR

Materials

• Sandvik 12C27 Stainless steel blade
• Polypropylene scales
• Paracord lanyard
• Made in China

Specs

Blade Steel	Sandvik 12C27
Scale Material	Polypropylene
Blade Shape	Drop point
Blade Length	2½”
Overall Length	6¼”
Weight	1.8 oz
Lock Type	TJB Slide-Lock
Carry Style	Tip up
Carry Orientation	Right-handed
Clip	Deep carry, formed wire
Bearings	Stainless steel
Lanyard	Lightweight paracord

Care

• Clean, lubricate, sharpen

About The James Brand

Take classic knives and pocket tools, edit out everything unessential, and precision machine them using the most cutting-edge tech available—that’s the process behind The James Brand’s award-winning lineup of everyday carry essentials. Since getting their start in the knifemaking hub of Portland, OR in 2012, their founder (the former Director of Product Innovation at Nike) slowly built out The James Brand’s collection. What started as one perfectly tuned blade grew into design-forward renditions of just about every crucial tool you could clip to your belt, stash in your pocket, or rig to your backpack. They look nice, but you shouldn’t baby them. Cast using ultra-durable stainless steel and titanium, they’re good for a lifetime of quick fixes, emergencies, and everyday use. When you’ve been carrying one of these bad boys for as long as we have, it’s pretty clear that all the design work that goes into making each tool is well worth it.