Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 Blackwash Nitro-V Blade Dark Blue Anodized Aluminum Handle Top Liner Lock Folding Knife

The Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 is a premium EDC folding knife designed by US Coast Guard serviceman and skilled metalworker Greg Schob. Featuring a bold harpoon-style Nitro-V blade, this knife combines exceptional edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance with a large belly for superior slicing and a sharp point for precise piercing. The dark blue anodized aluminum handle with fishscale texture provides durability and a secure, tactile grip. Ergonomically chamfered for comfort, the handle's unique bolster design places weight directly in your hand for optimal control. The intuitive Top Liner Lock mechanism delivers solid lockup and reliable strength while maintaining smooth, satisfying deployment. Multiple deployment options—including top liner lock button actuation and thumb studs—offer flexibility for your preferred opening style. The fully reversible deep carry pocket clip accommodates both left and right-handed users, keeping the knife discreetly accessible. Whether tackling everyday cutting tasks or enjoying its refined fidget-friendly action, the Fenrir seamlessly blends practical functionality with refined craftsmanship. A versatile tool that performs from self-defense to everyday slicing, this knife represents Schob's commitment to creating unique, functional designs for the EDC community.

SPECIFICATIONS

Overall Length	7.89''/200.4mm
Blade Length	3.4''/86.4mm
Blade Thickness	0.137''/3.5mm
Blade Material	Blackwash Nitro-V
Blade Style	Harpoon Blade
Blade Grind	Flat Grind
Blade Finish	Blackwash
Handle Material	Dark Blue Anodized Aluminum with  Fishscale Texture
Color	Dark Blue
Lock Type	Top Liner Lock
Weight	4.14oz/117.4g
Hardness	58-60 HRC
Model Name	Fenrir
Model Number	B1034H92
Designer	Sparrow Knife

Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 - Top Liner Lock Harpoon Folder

The Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 is a working harpoon folder from the Tenable Fenrir line: a Nitro-V Nitro-V blade over a Dark Blue Fishscale Aluminum handle, locked by a top liner lock. Designer Greg Schob - US Coast Guard veteran and metalworker - built the Fenrir around fidget-friendly action, chamfered ergonomics and a reversible deep-carry clip. It ranks among the most pocketable folding knives in the Tenable Knives range and a fixture of the Fenrir folding knife family.

Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 - Blade & Steel Selling Points

Nitro-V at 59-61 HRC is a nitrogen-enriched stainless: fine carbides for edge stability, excellent corrosion resistance and unusually easy sharpening for a working steel. The harpoon spine hooks into an anchored point for push cuts while the belly handles slicing; the Blackwash finish kills glare and hides carry wear. At 4.14 oz / 117.4 g this is a genuine all-day EDC knife - not a shelf queen.

Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 - Key Features at a Glance

• Nitro-V Nitro-V harpoon blade at 58-60 HRC with flat grind
• Top liner lock with button actuation and thumb studs
• Dark Blue Fishscale Aluminum handle with chamfered ergonomic contour at 4.14 oz / 117.4 g
• Reversible deep-carry pocket clip for left- or right-handed carry
• Fidget-friendly action tuned by Greg Schob's mechanical detailing
• Large harpoon belly for slicing plus an anchored point for piercing
• Part of the top liner lock Fenrir family - dozens of finish variants
• Backed by EDCMALL's tracked worldwide shipping and returns policy

Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 - Five Ways It Earns Pocket Time

• Daily pocket carry - The reversible deep-carry clip and 4.14 oz / 117.4 g weight make it disappear in jeans or chinos.
• Warehouse and box duty - The harpoon belly slices tape and cartons; the anchored point pops shrink-wrap without slipping.
• Camping and field tasks - Nitro-V shrugs off humid mornings; the textured aluminum keeps grip with wet or gloved hands.
• Office and travel - The Blackwash finish reads discreet and professional in a laptop-bag side pocket.
• Fidget rotation - The smooth action and solid lockup make it a satisfying desk toy that still cuts all day.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the top liner lock differ from a standard liner lock?

The lock bar engages high on the blade tang, so the release stroke sits clear of the blade path even under a hard grip.

How does Nitro-V hold an edge?

At 59-61 HRC it keeps a working edge through weeks of box duty; a few passes on a ceramic rod bring it back razor sharp.

Is the handle comfortable for large hands?

Yes - the 7.89-inch frame with chamfered edges and a weight-forward bolster gives a full four-finger grip.

Does the finish chip?

The finish is a surface treatment over sound steel; it wears at the edges with honest use but never peels like paint.

Nitro-V Steel Comparison Table

Steel	Typical HRC	Edge Retention	Corrosion Resistance	Toughness	Sharpening Ease
Nitro-V (this knife)	59-61	Very Good	Excellent	Very Good	Very Easy
14C28N	59-61	Good	Excellent	Good	Very Easy
154CM	58-61	Very Good	Good	Good	Moderate
D2	58-61	Excellent	Fair (oil it)	Good	Moderate (diamond)

Glossary of Key Terms

Nitro-V
A nitrogen-enriched martensitic stainless at 59-61 HRC: excellent toughness, fine edge stability and very easy sharpening for a working EDC edge.

Harpoon Blade
A profile whose spine rises into a pronounced hook before the tip - an aggressive, anchored point that bites deep in push cuts.

Top Liner Lock
A liner-lock bar mounted high in the handle so it engages near the top of the blade tang, keeping the release stroke clear of the blade path.

Blackwash
A finish that kills glare, hides carry scratches and keeps the blade reading clean after months of pocket time.

Anodized Aluminum
6061-series aluminum colored by a controlled oxide layer rather than paint - the color cannot chip off, only wear with honest use.

Reversible Deep Carry Clip
A low-ride pocket clip that sinks most of the handle below the pocket rim, and swaps sides for left- or right-handed carry.

Greg Schob
The US Coast Guard veteran and metalworker behind Tenable's Fenrir line, known for fidget-friendly, hard-working designs.

Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 - Who Should Buy It (and Who Should Skip It)

Who Should Buy

• Users who want a lock release that stays clear of the blade path.
• Fans of textured metal handles - the fishscale milling grips hard.
• Anyone upgrading to Nitro-V toughness on a budget.
• Greg Schob fans collecting the Tenable Fenrir line.
• EDC users who want a blackwash harpoon under $70.

Who Should Skip

• Anyone wanting a premium steel - Nitro-V is chosen for toughness and value, not edge longevity records.
• Buyers who dislike anodized aluminum - the Fenrir line carries no Micarta or G10 variants in this color.
• Users who need a tip-down carry option - the clip ships tip-up only.
• Anyone wanting a sub-3-inch legal-folder footprint; the 3.4-3.48-inch blade exceeds UK-legal limits.
• Collectors chasing numbered limited runs - the Fenrir line is open production.

Tenable Fenrir B1034H92 - Care & Maintenance

1. Wipe the blade dry after every use - pocket sweat spots bare steel edges within days.
2. One drop of quality knife oil at the pivot monthly, then cycle the action to spread it.
3. Blow pocket lint out of the handle channel before oiling so grit never grinds in the pivot.
4. Check the lock bar contact area for lint so lockup stays tight and repeatable.
5. Sharpen on a diamond plate for carbide-rich steels, or a ceramic rod for quick touch-ups.
6. Use light, consistent strokes and finish on a leather strop for a hair-popping apex.
7. Rinse with warm water and mild soap after sticky tasks, then dry thoroughly before carry.
8. Never pry or twist the tip; folder blades are slicers first and chip under lateral load.
9. Re-torque clip and body screws periodically with the correct Torx driver.