First Look: Woox Bad Boy Fixed-Blade EDC Knife

Classic good looks with two blade style choices.

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posted on August 14, 2022
Woox Bad Boy knife

Woox, an outdoor company with North Carolina with Italian roots, is now shipping their new Bad Boy EDC fixed-blade knives.

The Bad Boy EDC collection is composed of two fixed-blade knife options. The first is a drop point version and the second has an Americanized tanto profile. Woox builds these knives with satin finished D2 steel and wraps them with American walnut handles. The sheaths provided for Bad Boy EDC fixed blade knives are crafted with Italian leather. Bad Boy knives feature a textured spine in order to provide more thumb and grip control while the knife is in the hand. Furthermore, the profile of the drop point version also includes a prominent choil that further stabilizes the knife in the hand. A choil is a half-moon shaped cut out that is typically found where the base of the blade and top of the handle of a knife meet. The half moon cut out is for the index finger of the hand the knife sits in. A choil provides an additional point of contact and can prevent the hand from slipping forward towards the keen edge of the blade, thus providing more safety. Choils are useful for tasks involving slippery or wet cutting work such as skinning game or cleaning fish.

  • D2 Steel (HRC 58-60) with satin finish
  • Drop point or Americanized tanto blade profiles 
  • Hardwood American Walnut handle 
  • Full tang design with textured spine
  • Overall Length: 6.25 inches
  • Blade Length: 2.75 inches  
  • Handle Length: 3.5 inches
  • Weight: 3.2 ounces
  • Blade Thickness: 3/25 inch
  • Handle Thickness: ¾ inch
  • Italian leather sheath included

The retail pricing for both of the Woox Bad Boy EDC variants starts at $119. For more information on these knives and other outdoor accessories offered by Woox, please visit their website at wooxstore.com.

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