TRIVISA Batwing Crossbar Lock Folding Knife [TVJM10LBM14]

A broad sheepsfoot working profile

The Batwing builds around a broad sheepsfoot blade rather than a long pointed profile. That shape supplies a controlled working edge for general utility cuts, with an opening cutout in the blade. TRIVISA's team pairs it with a crossbar lock and ceramic bearings. The handle material changes between editions, so this listing identifies the actual grip construction and finish. A pocket clip carries the blade folded into the handle between tasks.

Blade, handle and carrying size

• Blade: 3.38" 14C28N Sandvik stainless; stonewash finish
• Handle: Black canvas micarta
• Mechanism: Crossbar Lock
• Pocket size: 4.38" (11.13cm) closed

Materials and cutting character

14C28N is a stainless knife steel developed around edge stability, corrosion resistance and straightforward resharpening. It is a practical choice for a knife that sees regular cutting and routine touch-ups.

The sheepsfoot profile brings the spine down toward the point and keeps a relatively straight working edge, favoring controlled utility cutting.

Micarta combines fabric or other fibers with resin. It gives the handle a layered composite surface whose appearance can develop with handling and use.

Crossbar Lock explained

A transverse bar engages the blade to hold it open. Pulling the bar back releases the blade for folding; the release sits near the pivot rather than along the cutting-edge channel.

Construction details

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

Specifications