TRSKT Neck Knife – 440C Steel Blade with G10/Micarta Handle & Kydex Sheath
Meet the TRSKT Neck Knife — a compact, precision-crafted fixed-blade knife built for outdoor enthusiasts, campers, collectors, and everyday carry (EDC) fans. Inspired by Italian pocket knife styling, this neck knife pairs a razor-sharp 440C stainless steel blade with a tough G10/Micarta handle and comes complete with a custom Kydex sheath for safe, hands-free carry around your neck or clipped to your gear.
Why You'll Love This Knife
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Premium 440C Stainless Steel Blade: Heat-treated to 59 HRC for exceptional edge retention, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting sharpness — ready for camping, bushcraft, box opening, and more.
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Durable G10/Micarta Handle: Engineered composite materials deliver a firm, non-slip grip in wet or dry conditions, with a comfortable 7 cm (70 mm) handle length for secure control.
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Ideal Size for EDC & Neck Carry: Full length of 16.5 cm (165 mm), blade length of 9 cm (90 mm), and a lightweight 138–165 g build make this knife easy to wear or stow without bulk.
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Sanded Blade Finish: The satin sanding surface reduces glare and adds a sleek aesthetic that stands out on the trail or in your collection.
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Kydex Sheath Included: Molded Kydex retention sheath keeps the blade secure during wear and allows for quick, one-handed draw when you need it.
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No Lock / Fixed Blade Design: A full-tang fixed blade offers greater stability and strength over folding alternatives — perfect for cutting tasks that demand reliability.
Full Specifications
| Blade Material |
440C Stainless Steel |
| Blade Hardness |
59 HRC |
| Blade Length |
85–90 mm (~9 cm) |
| Blade Width |
25 mm |
| Blade Thickness |
3.5–4 mm |
| Blade Angle |
>60° |
| Blade Surface |
Sanding Finish |
| Handle Material |
G10 / Micarta |
| Handle Length |
70–115 mm (~7–11.5 cm) |
| Handle Width |
30 mm |
| Full Length |
~165 mm (16.5 cm) |
| Weight |
~138–165 g |
| Sheath |
Kydex (included) |
| Lock Type |
Fixed Blade (no lock) |
| High-Concern Chemicals |
None |
| Country of Origin |
Made in Mainland China |
Perfect For
- Camping, hiking, and bushcraft tasks
- Everyday carry (EDC) and neck carry
- Box opening and utility cutting
- Knife collecting and display
- Woodworking and outdoor DIY
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of steel is the TRSKT Neck Knife blade made from?
A: The blade is crafted from 440C stainless steel, heat-treated to 59 HRC hardness. 440C is a high-carbon martensitic stainless steel renowned for its excellent edge retention, corrosion resistance, and overall durability — making it a popular choice for quality fixed-blade knives.
Q: Does the TRSKT Neck Knife come with a sheath?
A: Yes! Every TRSKT Neck Knife includes a custom-molded Kydex sheath. Kydex is a rigid thermoplastic material that provides secure blade retention, weather resistance, and a satisfying click-and-release draw — ideal for neck carry or attachment to packs and belts.
Q: Is this knife suitable for everyday carry (EDC) and camping?
A: Absolutely. At just 16.5 cm full length and around 138–165 g, this neck knife is compact and lightweight enough for all-day EDC wear. It excels at camping chores, cutting cordage, opening packaging, woodworking tasks, and bushcraft use.
Q: What is the difference between a G10 and Micarta handle?
A: G10 is a fiberglass-based laminate known for its extreme toughness and moisture resistance, while Micarta is a linen or canvas-reinforced resin composite prized for its warm, organic feel and excellent grip. Both materials are lightweight, durable, and non-slip — the available handle option may vary by variant.
Production & Packaging Notice
To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.