Scorpio Stonewashed/ Blue Micarta/ Red Accents
In the world of knives, some creations are born to make a statement. The Scorpio, once known as the Mini Solaris, is one such marvel. Its blade—curved gracefully like a scorpion’s tail with a razor-sharp tip—embodies the spirit of its namesake. Just as the Scorpio astrological sign represents a blend of small stature and formidable strength, this knife is a testament to power packed into a compact form.
Every detail of the Scorpio tells a story of craftsmanship and personal connection. The blade is crafted from 14C28N steel, with a finish that combines strength with sophistication. Its Stonewashed surface not only enhances durability but adds a rugged charm. The handle, made from Micarta, feels as solid as it looks, while the pivot collars and G10 back spacer contribute to its distinctive style. A hidden lanyard pin, seamlessly integrated into the design, ensures the knife maintains its sleek profile without compromise.
The final touch is the titanium pocket clip—an element that brings both elegance and practicality. This premium clip ensures the Scorpio is always within reach, combining high-quality materials with smooth functionality.
For me, the Scorpio is more than just a tool; it’s a symbol of strength and a cherished personal connection, as it shares its name with the astrological sign of my wedding anniversary. It stands as a reminder of the balance between grace and power, a compact yet mighty companion that’s ready to take on any challenge with unwavering performance and style.
Key Features:
Blade Shape: Curved, scorpion tail-inspired with a sharp tip
Blade Steel: 14C28N with a Stonewashed finish for durability and style
Handle: Micarta with Blue pivot collars
Back Spacer: G10 with a hidden lanyard pin
Pocket Clip: Titanium for premium material and smooth operation
Dimensions: Compact design offering substantial performance in a small form factor
Manufacture: QSP Knife Yangjiang China
$84.99
In the world of knives, some creations are born to make a statement. The Scorpio, once known as the Mini Solaris, is one such marvel. Its blade—curved gracefully like a scorpion’s tail with a razor-sharp tip—embodies the spirit of its namesake. Just as the Scorpio astrological sign represents a blend of small stature and formidable strength, this knife is a testament to power packed into a compact form.
Every detail of the Scorpio tells a story of craftsmanship and personal connection. The blade is crafted from 14C28N steel, with a finish that combines strength with sophistication. Its Stonewashed surface not only enhances durability but adds a rugged charm. The handle, made from Micarta, feels as solid as it looks, while the pivot collars and G10 back spacer contribute to its distinctive style. A hidden lanyard pin, seamlessly integrated into the design, ensures the knife maintains its sleek profile without compromise.
The final touch is the titanium pocket clip—an element that brings both elegance and practicality. This premium clip ensures the Scorpio is always within reach, combining high-quality materials with smooth functionality.
For me, the Scorpio is more than just a tool; it’s a symbol of strength and a cherished personal connection, as it shares its name with the astrological sign of my wedding anniversary. It stands as a reminder of the balance between grace and power, a compact yet mighty companion that’s ready to take on any challenge with unwavering performance and style.
Key Features:
Blade Shape: Curved, scorpion tail-inspired with a sharp tip
Blade Steel: 14C28N with a Stonewashed finish for durability and style
Handle: Micarta with Blue pivot collars
Back Spacer: G10 with a hidden lanyard pin
Pocket Clip: Titanium for premium material and smooth operation
Dimensions: Compact design offering substantial performance in a small form factor
Manufacture: QSP Knife Yangjiang China
$84.99
In the world of knives, some creations are born to make a statement. The Scorpio, once known as the Mini Solaris, is one such marvel. Its blade—curved gracefully like a scorpion’s tail with a razor-sharp tip—embodies the spirit of its namesake. Just as the Scorpio astrological sign represents a blend of small stature and formidable strength, this knife is a testament to power packed into a compact form.
Every detail of the Scorpio tells a story of craftsmanship and personal connection. The blade is crafted from 14C28N steel, with a finish that combines strength with sophistication. Its Stonewashed surface not only enhances durability but adds a rugged charm. The handle, made from Micarta, feels as solid as it looks, while the pivot collars and G10 back spacer contribute to its distinctive style. A hidden lanyard pin, seamlessly integrated into the design, ensures the knife maintains its sleek profile without compromise.
The final touch is the titanium pocket clip—an element that brings both elegance and practicality. This premium clip ensures the Scorpio is always within reach, combining high-quality materials with smooth functionality.
For me, the Scorpio is more than just a tool; it’s a symbol of strength and a cherished personal connection, as it shares its name with the astrological sign of my wedding anniversary. It stands as a reminder of the balance between grace and power, a compact yet mighty companion that’s ready to take on any challenge with unwavering performance and style.
Key Features:
Blade Shape: Curved, scorpion tail-inspired with a sharp tip
Blade Steel: 14C28N with a Stonewashed finish for durability and style
Handle: Micarta with Blue pivot collars
Back Spacer: G10 with a hidden lanyard pin
Pocket Clip: Titanium for premium material and smooth operation
Dimensions: Compact design offering substantial performance in a small form factor
Manufacture: QSP Knife Yangjiang China
$84.99
2.75” Clip Point 2.73” Cutting Length Crowned Spine
Primary Flat Grind 8 degrees
Cutting edge 20-22 degrees
4.05” Handle Length 0.57” Width
4.01” Grip To Primary Grind
3.5 Ounces or 17 quarters and a penny
Stainless T8 Hardware, D Shaped Pivot
Designed and Based in Oregon
OEM: QSP Knife
Manufactured in China
