Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This teak wood folding knife shares its scalloped finger-groove grip with the acacia version, 9 cm blade, 10.5 cm handle, Pakistan-made.
This folding knife pairs a 9 cm stainless steel blade with a 10.5 cm teak wood handle shaped with three finger grooves for a secure grip, built without a separate bolster. Manufactured in Pakistan, it offers the same scalloped silhouette as its acacia counterpart in a lighter, honey-toned wood. A wholesale option for retailers wanting both wood tones of this grip style.
Finger grooves earn their place when hands are wet, cold or tired, because each finger settles into its own scallop and the grip stays put. Among folding pocket knives of this size, that shape makes the honey-toned teak model a good choice for outdoor work.
Two choices define this part of the range: the wood and the handle shape. This teak model sits where light, honey-toned wood meets a grooved grip. Its closest alternatives:
Pick this one if you want a Pakistan knife with a wood handle that is light in colour and firm in the hand.
Check it with your own hands. Open the blade all the way and feel for a firm stop. With your fingers in the grooves, push gently on the back of the blade and try to shift the tip sideways: there should be no movement at all. A secure knife also needs a deliberate effort to close.
Right at the top of this page: in rupees (PKR) when you visit from Pakistan, for one knife, and orderable via WhatsApp. Wholesale buyers pay less per piece as quantities rise, so send us the number you need on WhatsApp or by email.
Usually, yes. Freshly finished teak has a light, honey tone that mellows to a deeper golden brown with handling, daylight and an occasional rub of oil. Many owners like the way a Pakistan knife in teak gains character as the years pass.
A knife with this much grip invites daily use, and three add-ons keep it carried safely, sharp and well presented:
