LionSteel ROK Framelock Folding Knife, M390 Steel, Black Aluminum
LionSteel ROK Framelock Folding Knife, M390 Steel, Black Aluminum
LionSteel ROK Framelock Folding Knife, M390 Steel, Black Aluminum

LionSteel ROK Framelock Folding Knife, M390 Steel, Black Aluminum

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The LionSteel ROK is a premium everyday-carry folder, made in Italy around a Böhler M390 blade, with a pocket clip that hides inside the handle until you need it. It is the knife for someone who wants to carry one good folder for decades.

Where it fits

  • Everyday carry for someone who already owns a cheap folder and wants the real thing
  • A gift that will outlast the person who receives it
  • A Get Home Bag or office drawer upgrade over a basic pocket knife

Key specs

  • Blade: About 3.3 in (8.4 cm), drop point, satin finish
  • Steel: Böhler M390 stainless, about 60 HRC
  • Blade thickness: About 4.4 mm (0.18 in)
  • Length: About 7.8 in open, 4.5 in closed
  • Weight: About 4.5 oz (125 g)
  • Lock: Frame lock
  • Opening: Flipper on ball bearings; the flipper tab can be removed with the included key
  • Clip: Patented H.WAYL spring-loaded clip that retracts into the handle and deploys with a slide button
  • Handle: Black aluminum
  • Made in: Italy

What's in the box

Knife, key for removing the flipper tab, box.

How it compares

M390 is a premium powder steel known for holding an edge far longer than the steels in most pocket knives while resisting rust. Compared with a typical clip-on folder, the ROK's hidden clip keeps the handle smooth in the hand and lets the knife ride in a pocket or bag without snagging.

What owners and reviewers say

“It just feels great in the hand ergonomically.” MarcusA, BladeForums

Questions people ask

How does the hidden H.WAYL clip work?
The clip sits inside the handle. Slide the button and it springs out so you can clip the knife to a pocket; press it back in when you want a smooth handle.

Can I remove the flipper?
Yes. The flipper tab comes off with the included key if you prefer to open the knife another way or want a cleaner profile.

Is M390 hard to sharpen?
It takes longer than softer steels, but it holds its edge much longer between sharpenings. Diamond or ceramic stones work best.

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