When it comes to a fixed blade, the shape of your steel says a lot about how you use it. Whether you’re skinning game, carving wood, or gutting fish on the tailgate, the blade you pick is what makes the difference between a tool and a liability. Here’s the rundown on what you’ll find in the HAViK lineup and how to pick the right one for your grind.
Step One: Pick Your Blade Shape
We keep it simple but effective with two proven designs:
- H1 Clip Point – The all-around workhorse. The clip point’s sharpened tip gives you precision for finer cuts—great for detail work, piercing, or tasks that demand control. It’s the blade you want when versatility is the name of the game.
- H2 Skinner – Built for exactly what it sounds like. The curved belly gives you more surface for slicing and separating without digging in too deep. Perfect for hunters and anyone processing meat or hide in the field.
Both designs are purpose-built. No fluff, no fancy gimmicks. Just solid geometry that performs when it counts.
Step Two: Choose Your Build
Once you know your shape, you’ll choose between two builds:
- Lightweight (Lite) – A cutout tang version that sheds weight without losing function. Still drilled for handle scales, so you can gear it up later. Ideal for folks who count ounces in their pack but still want a full-sized tool.
- Full Tang (Standard) – The heavy hitter. More steel, more backbone, more bite. If you like a knife that can take a beating and keep going, this is your pick.
Both versions use the same 1095 high-carbon steel—known for toughness, easy sharpening, and field-ready performance. Every blade is Parkerized to fight corrosion and glare, so it’s ready to work no matter the weather.
Step Three: Dial In Your Handle
You’ll get to pick from G10 and aluminum handle options, with different shapes and finishes to match your grip and style—but that’s a story for another post. For now, focus on the blade that fits your mission.
Ready to build your own?
Head to the shop, pick your blade style, and start building your custom Havik fixed blade.
When it’s in your hand, it’s not just another knife—it’s a statement.