A pocket knife with the manners of a fine pen. The Solstice rides flat and quiet in a jacket or jeans pocket, opens with one finger on smooth caged bearings, and looks at home next to good stationery. It's the knife for people who want to carry one without looking like they carry one.

It comes from Andrew Demko — one of the most respected knife designers working — and it shows in the details: a slim titanium frame, a deep-carry clip that disappears into the pocket, and an American-made CPM S35VN blade that holds its edge and resharpens cleanly.

Specifications

• Blade: 3.5" CPM S35VN (60–61 HRC), satin finish
• Handle: aerospace-grade titanium
• Weight: 2.5 oz
• Open length: 7.8"
• Liner lock, flipper on caged stainless bearings
• Ambidextrous deep-carry clip
• Designed by Andrew Demko · Made in Taiwan · Limited lifetime warranty

Questions we get

Is this a good gift?
It's one of the best in the shop. It reads as a refined object first and a knife second — the kind of gift that gets carried, not shelved.

What's CPM S35VN?
An American-made stainless steel built for knives: it holds an edge through real use, resists staining, and takes a clean edge when resharpened.

Titanium or carbon fiber?
Same blade, same design. Titanium is the classic look with a bit more heft; carbon fiber is nearly an ounce lighter. Prefer a knife that doesn't lock? See the Sovranto Slipjoint.

Will Vivront sharpen it?
Yes. We sharpen pocket knives at our Edina bench — the edge geometry is different from a kitchen knife, and it's priced as its own service. Drop it off at 4948 France Ave S or use the 24/7 dropbox.