Compact. Capable. Built for real use.
 
The Graywolf Cricket EDC is a non‑locking micro‑utility knife made for creek miles, camp tasks, pocket carry, and everyday cutting. It’s small, nimble, and purpose‑driven — a tool that disappears until needed, then performs with clean, confident precision.
 
Bluegill Engraving
This edition features two engravings drawn from classic panfish color and pattern:
Side One: a detailed bluegill illustration etched into the stainless blade.
Side Two: a repeating flank‑scale pattern inspired by bluegill banding and spot structure, adding subtle texture and a distinct warm‑water identity.
 
Natural‑Material Options
Available in Walnut or Ebony, each paired with a stainless blade and steel ferrule. The wood is natural — grain, tone, and character will vary from knife to knife. Walnut offers a traditional field‑tool aesthetic; Ebony provides a darker, modern profile. Both develop honest wear over time.
 
Design & Materials
Blade: 2" stainless steel
Handle: Natural wood with steel ferrule
Open Length: 4.56"
Weight: Approx. 2.66–3 oz
Carry Options: Key‑ring hole
Mechanism: Non‑locking, friction‑based slipjoint‑style action
 
The Cricket’s stainless blade delivers reliable everyday performance, while the natural‑wood handles offer a warm, organic feel that settles comfortably into daily use. The steel ferrule adds strength and clean geometry without complicating the silhouette.
 
Non‑Locking Simplicity
The Cricket uses a traditional, friction‑based action — lightweight, straightforward, and legal‑friendly in more environments. No gimmicks. No complications. Just a simple, capable tool built for real use.