Timber Wolf knife
"Great looking knife. Excellent value."
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Timber Wolf Damascus Pocket Knife
$34.99
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- DAMASCUS STEEL BLADE: 3” clip point blade features bold patterns from layered, hand-forged steel.
- HAND-FILED SPINE DETAIL: Intricate file work along the spine enhances its custom-crafted feel.
- WOODEN HANDLE SCALES: Walnut and pakkawood provide contrast, comfort, and durability.
- SLIM AND PORTABLE: Measures 4” closed—ideal for pocket carry or compact storage.
- DISPLAY-WORTHY DESIGN: A functional tool with the look of a handcrafted collectible.
- DAMASCUS STEEL BLADE: 3” clip point blade features bold patterns from layered, hand-forged steel.
- HAND-FILED SPINE DETAIL: Intricate file work along the spine enhances its custom-crafted feel.
- WOODEN HANDLE SCALES: Walnut and pakkawood provide contrast, comfort, and durability.
- SLIM AND PORTABLE: Measures 4” closed—ideal for pocket carry or compact storage.
- DISPLAY-WORTHY DESIGN: A functional tool with the look of a handcrafted collectible.
$34.99
The Timber Wolf File Worked Damascus Pocket Knife delivers craftsmanship you can carry. Its 3” clip point blade is hand-forged from genuine Damascus steel, displaying unique layered patterns that make every knife one of a kind. Decorative file work along the spine adds a level of detail rarely seen in everyday carry blades, showcasing the care that went into its creation.
The handle pairs warm walnut with black pakkawood scales for a striking and comfortable grip. At just 4” when closed, this pocket knife is compact enough for daily carry while offering enough visual character to earn a place in any display. Whether you're cutting, collecting, or both, this knife brings performance and style into perfect balance.
Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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It brings a smile.
"Very pleased as always with quality of knife."
Exquisite folding knife
"As soon as I took my knife out of the box which arrived the perfect condition and then I opened up the blade I was like this is fantastic this is one quality knife and nicely detailed I highly recommend it."
Exquisite folding knife
"I just received this knife and it's unbelievable the craftsmanship is right up on top the blade came in Sharp and I love it and I just put it into my leather case and I'll be carrying it around. I highly recommend this knife"
I should have known better...
"It's a cheaply constructed knife, too bulky to carry comfortably in your pocket. The blade (which isn't even exactly straight) has the pattern printed on it. It's missing a lot of glue where the wood scale pieces join. In short, the pictures look much better. I'm not mad; I knew better. I had bought Timber Wolf before and I already knew they weren't known for quality, so it's on me. My advice is, put your $30 toward something nice."
use of Knife
"works as great as it looks am very happy with it"
Nice knife
"This is a sort of “gentleman’s folding pocketknife.” The walnut and pakkawood scales are well made for a mass production piece, and the pins hold them in place well over time (around three months as an edc now and still no wobble). The blade is just as tight at first though, and definitely needs to be worn in a bit before it’ll comfortable open one handed. The blade IS made of real damascus steel. It’s lower quality, industrial production damascus as opposed to hand crafted, but it is REAL. Makes perfect sense considering that cheap, mass produced damascus pieces are kinda Timber Wolf’s thing. So be warned: if you try stupid stuff like cutting up beer cans or something, then you WILL scratch through the very thin layer of steel that was acid etched, and the pattern on the blade WILL be much less distinct. If you’re looking for a work horse look else where. If you want a light use edc that looks good and doesn’t break the bank, one of these will serve you well."
OK for the price
"Do you really think you're getting "damascus" at this price? Of course not. The damascus pattern is printed on the blade. This is evident by the texture (or lack thereof), compared to my other real damascus blades, as well as the sharpened edge, the filed back, and scratches (yes, on a new product), where it's clearly plain steel. Not only that, even though the blade came in an oiled plastic wrapper, there are early signs of rust (discoloration in places), and significant rust inside the blade bay (not up on my terminology, so if there's a term for it, I don't know it) at the joins. The blade sharpening was also not very well done - there are some rough spots toward the back of the blade, and a couple nicks in the middle. As a previous reviewer stated, this knife has a lot of resistance opening and closing (more like grinding). It's not all doom and gloom. The woodwork is well done, and it feels great in-hand (it has a 'different' feel than any other wood knife I own, in a good way). The grey wood has a nice pattern, and nice depth in bright light. This is a display knife, purely for aesthetics (not quality). Again, it's a cheap knife - I've just been spoiled by other brands in the same price range. I'm not a true collector, just a hobbyist, so if you don't know much about knives, you'll likely be pleased; if you're a collector however, you'll have far more harsh thoughts than I do."
