STS-AT Black G10

The STS-AT Black G10 is a tough, all-terrain framelock built around a rustproof Terravantium blade and a clip point profile inspired by the classic Loveless chute knife. It uses only non-ferrous materials, smooth ceramic bearings, and strong titanium parts. Light, dependable, and ready for harsh environments, it works well for everyday carry, outdoor travel, and demanding field tasks.

The STS-AT is a modern framelock folder shaped around the famous Loveless chute knife. It features a rustproof Terravantium™ blade that holds an edge well and holds up in wet, dry, and rough conditions. This version includes a Black G10 scale on the presentation side, paired with titanium on the framelock side. All hardware is titanium, and the knife opens smoothly on ceramic bearings set in bronze races. The entire build is non-ferrous and non-magnetic.

The blade shape not only references the original chute knife but also follows its purpose. Harry Archer, who inspired the first chute knife design, needed a tool that could handle cutting parachute lines, outdoor survival tasks, and personal safety in tough environments. The STS-AT continues that idea with a rustproof blade and materials that will not corrode, whether you’re on a mountain ridge, near the water, or in remote terrain. From local hikes to far-off, unpredictable places, this folder is built to stay reliable. After any exposure to saltwater, rinse with fresh water to keep the action running smoothly.

Product Specifications

·         Overall Length: 8.1"

·         Blade Length: 3.50"

·         Blade Thickness: 0.150"

·         Closed Length: 4.1"

·         Construction: Framelock folder

·         Weight: 3.8 oz

Material Details

·         Terravantium™ dendritic cobalt

·         6AL-4V titanium

·         G10

·         Ceramic

·         Bronze

Key Features

• Terravantium™ blade (rustproof for life)
• Clip-point blade inspired by the chute knife
• Non-magnetic blade
• Dual thumbstuds with glow cabochons
• Fine matte finish
• Titanium pivot
• Ceramic bearings in bronze races
• Ceramic ball detent
• Titanium framelock
• Laser-engraved Terrain 365 mark
• Laser-engraved Terravantium mark