QSP Penguin Slip Joint Storm Carbon Fiber Folding Knife [QS130SJ-G2]

A straight working edge in QSP’s everyday pocket format

The Penguin’s sheepsfoot blade is central to its identity: a relatively straight cutting edge sits below a lowered point, making it well suited to following a cut across packaging and similar everyday material. It is a utility-oriented alternative to a tall clip-point blade.

QSP has offered the Penguin with different blade steels, handle constructions and locking arrangements. Those versions are physical configurations, not simply interchangeable colors. The model on this page keeps its own steel, grip material and release mechanism together.

Steel and maintenance

CPM 20CV is a powder-metallurgy stainless steel developed for wear and corrosion resistance. It is a useful choice when edge life through repeated cutting is a priority.

Handle construction

Carbon fiber reinforces a resin-based composite. Its weave or patterned layup is part of the handle’s appearance, while an inlay is distinct from a full carbon-fiber structural scale.

Specifications