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The QSP Jumping Jack is a modern take on the traditional slipjoint. Simple, functional, and built to last, it features a satin-finished 14C28N stainless steel blade housed in desert ironwood scales for a rustic look with everyday appeal.
There’s no lock, this slip joint opens smoothly with a reliable half-stop, and the sub 3" blade makes it UK carry friendly. Slim in the pocket and smart in the hand, it’s ideal for those who prefer traditional styling with upgraded materials.
Finished with stainless steel liners and a brass pivot collar, the Jumping Jack is a solid, understated companion for daily cutting tasks
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Add to BasketIt's simple . . . do you like the look of the knife in the pictures? If the answer is no, them don't get it. If though, the answer is yes, then don't hesitate, just buy it now. It's even better in person. The build is superb. I didn't find a single flaw with it. The ironwood is lovely. The walk and talk is very good. Not weak at all and has a wonderful snap. It feels very secure, unlike some others. 10/10 from me Mik
Firstly- I’ve got a few QSP knives and the quality is absolutely flawless making them one of the best value knife makers out there ( Rosecraft knives also deserve a mention ) For me this is the perfect size for an EDC pocket knife which falls nicely into uk legal boundaries. 14C28 is a great steel and comes screaming sharp and although the blade is of the modern trend of thicker blade stock it does come down to a thin enough edge to slice really nicely. This is a finch collaboration which adds a nice bit of design into the final product. The ironwood is really well done and both sides are well matched . All in all for the price I really recommend this and any QSP knives you might have your eye on, you won’t be disappointed! Top marks as usual to Heinnie’s for quick despatch and delivery !
A small knife for the money, but you're paying for quality materials and precise manufacturing. The D2 (spey/drop-point hybrid) blade is thick, very sharp, has a beautifully crisp action and is perfectly centred. The desert ironwood covers are gorgeous and the overall aesthetic is both traditional and modern. I highly recommend QSP knives for their quality and style.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
