Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 Rose Gold D2 Blade Olive Green G10 Handle Fixed Blade Knife

The Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 is a precision-engineered EDC fixed blade knife designed by machinist JB Stout, blending functional craftsmanship with artistic excellence. Forged from D2 tool steel with a rose gold finish, this compact powerhouse delivers exceptional edge retention and wear resistance for everyday tasks and outdoor adventures alike. Measuring 6.83 inches overall with a 3.17-inch drop point blade, the Tiny Dancer offers professional-grade cutting performance in a highly portable package. The olive green G10 handle features ergonomic contouring that accommodates both small and large hands, ensuring confident control and all-day comfort. Field-tested for processing game, this versatile blade proves equally capable for wilderness deployment or concealed carry. The knife includes a precision-molded Kydex sheath with a 180° adjustable clip and modular mounting hardware, allowing customizable carry angles and positions. Whether you're an EDC enthusiast, outdoor professional, or tactical operator, the Tiny Dancer combines reliability, portability, and refined design. At just 4.73 ounces, it's the ideal companion for those demanding a serious cutting tool without compromise.

SPECIFICATIONS

Overall Length	6.83"/173.5mm
Blade Length	3.17"/80.6mm
Blade Thickness	0.157"/4.0mm
Blade Material	Rose Gold D2
Blade Style	Drop Point
Blade Grind	Flat Grind
Blade Finish	Rose Gold
Handle Material	Olive Green G10
Color	Olive Green
Lock Type	Fixed Blade
Weight	4.73oz/134.2g
Model Name	Tiny Dancer
Model Number	G014A7
Designer	JB Stout Design
Bonus	Kydex Sheath

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - Product Overview

The Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 is JB Stout's compact fixed blade done in his signature mechanical style: a 3.17-inch D2 drop point in a rose gold finish, full flat grind, olive green olive green G10 handle contoured for small and large hands alike, and a Kydex sheath with a 180-degree adjustable clip and modular mounting hardware. At 6.83 inches overall and 4.73 oz it is a small fixed blade that thinks like a workhorse - field-tested for processing game and equally at home on a belt, in a pack lid, or as fixed blade backup in any Tenable Knives collection. A Tiny Dancer for daily EDC and field duty.

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - D2 Blade Performance

D2 is the classic high-carbon, high-chromium tool steel: D2 at 58-61 HRC holds a working edge through abrasive use that would dull most stainless in a day, which is why it has anchored hard-working fixed blades for decades. The trade is corrosion resistance that stops short of true stainless - wipe it dry, oil it occasionally and it never complains. The rose gold coating on this blade adds a further layer of protection, and the flat-grind drop point behind that edge makes short work of field dressing, cordage and camp tasks.

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - Core Selling Points

• D2 tool steel drop point at 58-61 HRC - exceptional edge retention for abrasive use
• Rose gold finish that dresses the blade up and adds a layer of corrosion protection
• Olive green G10 handle with ergonomic contouring for small and large hands
• Full flat grind - efficient slicer with a strong, controllable point
• Kydex sheath with 180-degree adjustable clip and modular mounting hardware
• 6.83 in overall, 3.17 in blade, 4.0 mm thick, 4.73 oz
• JB Stout machinist design with visible precision detailing
• Backed by EDCMALL's knife-specialist support and fast shipping

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - Where It Earns Its Pocket Time

• Game processing - The 3.17-inch drop point was field-tested for dressing and skinning - a compact blade with real control.
• Camp kitchen - The full flat grind slices food cleanly and the olive G10 washes clean without swelling.
• Belt or pack EDC - Always ready with no lock to disengage - the Kydex clip mounts at the angle you actually draw from.
• Bushcraft and cordage - D2 holds its edge through fuzz-sticks, notches and feather sticks that dull softer steels fast.
• Truck and toolbox - A do-anything backup blade that shrugs off abuse and stays sharp between touch-ups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is D2 a good steel for a fixed blade?

For edge retention per dollar, yes - it is the classic hard-working tool steel at 58-61 HRC. It is semi-stainless, so wipe it dry and oil it occasionally and it will outlast most stainless edges between sharpenings.

What comes with the knife?

The Tiny Dancer ships with a precision-molded Kydex sheath featuring a 180-degree adjustable clip and modular mounting hardware for customizable carry angles.

How big is it really?

6.83 inches overall with a 3.17-inch blade and 4.73 oz on the scale - compact enough for belt or pack carry, substantial enough for real field work.

Will the rose gold finish wear?

Any coating wears at the edge over years of use, revealing the D2 beneath - but the finish also adds a layer of corrosion protection while it lasts.

Can the sheath mount other ways?

Yes - the modular hardware allows multiple mounting positions and angles, from vertical belt carry to horizontal scout-style setups.

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - Steel Comparison Table

Steel	Typical HRC	Edge Retention	Corrosion Resistance	Toughness	Sharpening Ease
D2 (this knife)	58-61	Very Good	Fair (oil it)	Good	Moderate
14C28N	59-61	Good	Excellent	Good	Very Easy
Nitro-V	58-60	Good	Very Good	Very Good	Very Easy
CPM-S35VN	58-60	Very Good	Very Good	Better	Moderate

Glossary of Key Terms

D2 Tool Steel
A high-carbon, high-chromium semi-stainless tool steel at 58-61 HRC. Exceptional wear resistance and edge retention; it wants a wiped-dry habit and a drop of oil.

Rose Gold Finish
A PVD-style rose-gold coating over the D2 blade. It adds a layer of corrosion protection and dresses the blade far above a plain blackwash.

JB Stout
Machinist and knifemaker whose Tenable designs pair precise, mechanical detailing with compact, hard-working blade geometry.

Drop Point
A convex spine that sweeps down to a strong, controllable point - the default all-round profile for hard-use EDC and field dressing.

G10
A woven fiberglass cloth soaked in epoxy and compressed under heat. It is light, rigid, essentially weatherproof and grippy even with wet hands.

Kydex Sheath
A thermoformed thermoplastic sheath with adjustable retention - the blade clicks in, rides secure, and can be mounted at multiple angles with the included hardware.

Fixed Blade
No lock, no pivot, no play: a full-tang knife that is always ready, stronger than any folder of the same size, and legal to carry in more places than you might expect.

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - Who Should Buy / Who Should Skip

Who Should Buy

• Fixed-blade EDC carriers who want a compact, always-ready tool
• Hunters and anglers who process game - the drop point was field-tested for it
• JB Stout design collectors building out the Tenable line
• Anyone who wants edge retention that outlasts a whole season of boxes and cord
• Budget-focused buyers who want designer fixed-blade quality under $50

Who Should Skip

• You want a true stainless - D2 is semi-stainless and wants a wipe-dry habit
• You need a large belt knife; the Tiny Dancer is deliberately compact
• You prefer folders for legal reasons - check local fixed-blade carry rules
• You want scandi or convex grinds; this runs a full flat grind
• You expect a molded-to-model sheath from another brand - use the included Kydex

Tenable Tiny Dancer G014A7 - Care & Maintenance

1. Wipe and dry the blade after every use, especially after food, fish or any saltwater exposure.
2. Coat the blade with a thin film of mineral oil before long storage; D2 wants more oil than a plain stainless.
3. Rinse the sheath with fresh water and let it air dry fully before re-holstering a wet blade.
4. Never store the knife long-term inside the sheath - trapped humidity pits both steel and hardware.
5. Touch the edge up on a 1000/3000 grit stone; a couple of leather strops restores a hair-popping working edge.
6. Do not baton, pry or use the tip as a lever; a 3.2 mm blade will chip under hard lateral load.
7. Check sheath retention and clip screws periodically - hardware loosens slightly as it warms and cools.
8. Avoid dishwashers and harsh solvents on the handle scales; warm soapy water and a nylon brush is enough.
9. Keep the finger groove and jimping clean with a soft brush so they keep biting in wet or gloved hands.