Wyvis Knife

SILVER FOX TOOLS LTD

£50

The Wyvis Knife is a timeless slip joint knife for the EDC community and anyone else with a love for a simple, rugged and reliable pocket knife. Featuring a 14C28N ( high-performance martensitic stainless steel) blade it offers an ideal balance of durability and ease of sharpening, perfect for everyday carry use. The brass scales, lanyard hole, and optional leather lanyard with the iconic Fox Tail bead add to its classic appeal. Inspired by the lambs foot knives used by herders and farmers on our local mountain of Ben Wyvis, this EDC knife boasts an ergonomic handle with excellent “hand-feel”

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Registered at Companies House as SILVER FOX TOOLS LTD, number SC750726. Checked 2026-08-29.
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