TRIVISA Rhino Frame Lock Carbon Fiber Folding Knife [TVJM08WM]

Jelly Jerry's titanium and carbon-fiber folder

Designer Jelly Jerry gave the TRIVISA Rhino a drop-point blade and a frame-lock structure. Carbon fiber provides a contrasting handle surface alongside titanium, reducing the all-metal visual mass of the grip. The manufacturer specifies a ceramic-bearing pivot and thumb-stud access. This Rhino belongs to TRIVISA's range; its designer, construction and factory code distinguish it from unrelated knives sharing the same animal name.

Blade, handle and carrying size

• Blade: 3.25" Bohler M390 stainless; satin finish
• Handle: Marbled carbon fiber handle with Gray titanium back
• Mechanism: Framelock
• Pocket size: 4.38" (11.13cm) closed

Materials and cutting character

M390 is a powder-metallurgy stainless steel with high wear resistance and good corrosion resistance. Its appeal is an edge that resists abrasive wear during repeated cutting; regular light maintenance helps avoid a more demanding full resharpening.

The drop-point profile combines a curved cutting belly with a lowered tip, giving it a versatile outline for slicing and controlled point work.

Carbon fiber combines reinforcing fibers with resin, adding a visible layered or patterned character to the grip. The selected weave or inlay is part of this version’s appearance.

Framelock explained

Part of the metal handle itself forms the locking bar. It moves behind the open blade and is pushed aside to release it, giving the mechanism a direct, exposed interface along the handle.

Construction details

• Bearing pivot: Ceramic bearings support blade rotation around the pivot, adding a rolling interface to the opening action.

Specifications