- LT Wright Genesis Flat Grind · Spear Point4.25″ blade · 0.125″ spine · 6.53 oz · ~1.16″ tall
LT Wright Genesis Flat Grind
The Genesis with a full flat grind instead of the scandi, which is the choice LT Wright actually asks you to make on this knife. Flat slices food and rope better and is harder to restore freehand; the scandi is the one to learn on and the one that carves wood cleanest. Same 4.25" A2 blade, same micarta, about three quarters of an ounce lighter at 6.53 oz.
- Blade
- 4.25″
- Weight
- 6.53 oz
- Steel
- A2 Tool Steel
- Price band
- Premium
Camp cooking and general bushcraft over pure woodwork
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Specifications
Manufacturer-published figures, cross-checked against knivesandtools.com.
- Blade length
- 4.25″
- Spine thickness
- 0.125″
- Blade shape
- Spear Point
- Grind
- Flat
- Steel
- A2 Tool Steel
- Weight
- 6.53 oz
- Lock
- Fixed
- Handle material
- Canvas Micarta
- Country of origin
- USA
Why a spear point
Symmetrical or near-symmetrical about the centreline, so the point sits in the middle of the blade. Strong tip, even penetration, less belly than a drop point.
Every spear point here →About A2 Tool Steel
The traditional convex-ground bushcraft steel. Tough, easy to sharpen, rusts if neglected.
1-5 is a relative ranking drawn from published composition and hardness, not a lab measurement. Higher is better on every axis, and no steel is a 5 across the board — edge retention and toughness pull against each other. All A2 Tool Steel knives
Features
- Full fixed tang
- Flat grind
- Made in USA
- Tool steel blade — will patina
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