Our friend and knife maker Francis at Wilderways, has done a tremendous job of bringing the Journeyman design into reality. The single layer Micarta handle represent the  green  canvas colour we use in many of our pouches and packs. The sweeping curve spine was a key feature that really makes this beauty stand out from the rest! 

Handle Material: Micarta is similar to G10 but instead of fibreglass it is layers of canvas that are infused with resin under high heat and pressure. Micarta has a nice resemblance of a natural wood grain whilst being a more resilient material!

Steel: The blade is 01 carbon tool steel with a stonewashed finish on the flats and a Scandinavian grind ideal for woodcraft projects and general camp duties.

Grind: Often called the Scandi grind this has become one of the most commonly found grinds on bushcraft and woodcarving knives. As the name suggests it is an incredibly popular grind in Scandinavia. The Scandi is a flat grind generally around 12-15 degrees per side, the Journey tool is ground at 13 degrees per side to hit the sweet spot between edge strength and cutting performance.

Measurements:

Blade Length: 4" 
Handle Length: 4.2" 
Blade Width: 3mm
Hardness 58-59 HRC