Brand: Southern Grind
Model: Bad Monkey
Blade Length: 4.00"
Handle Length: 5.25"
Overall Length: 9.25"
Blade Steel: Sandvik 14C28N Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness: 0.13"
Blade Style: Drop Point
Blade Grind: Conventional Flat Grind
Handle Material: Black G10
Lock Type: Liner Lock (6AL4V Titanium)
Weight: 4.97 oz
Country of Origin: USA

Features

The Southern Grind Bad Monkey with black G10 handles and a drop point blade is a manual folding knife built with a Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel blade hardened to approximately 59–61 HRC, offering a balance of edge retention and corrosion resistance; the blade measures about 3.875–4.0 inches with a flat grind and a satin or coated finish, and is supported by a titanium liner lock construction for structural strength and secure lockup. The handle is constructed from textured black G10 scales over titanium liners, providing durability and a stable grip, while the knife maintains a closed length of roughly 5.25 inches and an overall length of nearly 9.1 inches. Additional functional elements include a pocket clip for tip-up carry and an integrated lanyard hole for retention options, with a total weight of around 4.9 ounces, making it suitable for everyday carry applications. Manufactured in the United States, the design emphasizes balanced ergonomics, consistent deployment, and reliable performance across general utility tasks.

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