Folding Knife with Studded Black Grip – 12 cm Handle

This folding knife has a studded black grip with a lion mascot inlay, assisted opening, made in Pakistan.

$4.60
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $3.22
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This folding knife features an 11 cm stainless steel blade with assisted opening and a 12 cm studded black metal handle inset with a lion mascot medallion, from the manufacturer's animal-themed grip series. Manufactured in Pakistan, its raised-stud texture and quick-deploy action suit tactical and outdoor buyers. A wholesale option for retailers wanting a lion-themed folding knife.

Specifications

Weight
0.142 kg
Blade size (cm)
11
Handle size (cm)
12
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Metal with animal logo in rubber
Opening
Assisted
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Made in Sialkot

Where a studded lion folder comes from

Sialkot, in Pakistan's Punjab, built its name on precise metalwork: surgical instruments, sports goods and cutlery leave the city for markets around the world. A folder like this draws on those skills. Typically the stainless blade is ground and edged, the 12 cm metal handle is given its raised studs, and the rubber lion medallion is fitted into the side before the assisted-opening action is assembled and adjusted.

The studs are there for the hand as much as the eye: they give the fingers points of contact, so the grip stays sure even when palms are damp. A textured metal frame with a moulded inlay is what sets a modern tactical knife from Pakistan apart from the wood-handled folders the city has made for generations.

Which one to choose

Lion, rhino or bull for the same blade

Every folder below shares this knife's 11 cm stainless blade, 12 cm handle and assisted opening, so the choice comes down to grip pattern and character. For a Pakistan pocket knife with a lion on it, the studded model is the one; otherwise:

Care & maintenance

Studs, rubber and steel: a cleaning routine

Stainless steel resists rust but is not immune to neglect, and a studded handle hides dirt well. A short routine keeps this folder, like most stainless Pakistani knives, in good order:

  • After damp or dusty days, rinse the handle under warm water and work between the studs with a soft nailbrush.
  • Pat the lion medallion dry rather than rubbing it, and keep oils and solvents off the rubber.
  • Dry the blade and the inside of the handle fully before closing; trapped moisture is what spots stainless steel.
  • Once a month, add a drop of oil at the pivot, then open and close the blade a few times to spread it through the action.
Questions & answers

Carry rules, price and personalisation

Is it legal to carry a knife like this?

Only local rules can answer that. Regulations differ between countries and regions, and may depend on blade length, how the knife opens and why it is being carried. Read the rules where you live before carrying it, keep it stored safely away from children, and, as a retailer, check age and sales restrictions in your market.

What is the lion folder's price in Pakistan?

You will find it at the top of this page: a single-knife price, shown in rupees for visitors from Pakistan, with ordering by WhatsApp. Stockists buying several pieces, or several animals, get a lower rate per knife; tell us the quantities and we will send a wholesale quote.

Can the handle carry our shop's name?

Engraving and private label are available on request for wholesale quantities. Send the text or logo with the number of pieces, and we will confirm what can be done before the order goes ahead.