Rite Edge Zebra Wood Stainless Linerlock Pocket Knife

The Rite Edge Zebra Wood Linerlock closes to 4.5 inches, opening to a 3.25-inch stainless blade with dual thumb studs for opening from either side.

The stainless handle is laser-etched and inlaid with brown zebra wood panels, giving the piece a two-tone contrast between the wood grain and the surrounding steel rather than a handle made entirely from one material. A liner lock holds the blade open once deployed, and a stainless pocket clip carries it edge-up or edge-down depending on preference.

Dual thumb studs mean the knife opens the same way no matter which hand reaches for it, a small but useful detail for a knife meant for daily pocket carry rather than display. Rite Edge sells this same Zebra Wood pattern across a handful of similar EDC linerlocks, and this one sits toward the larger end of that range at 4.5 inches closed. The wood inlays are set into the stainless rather than forming the whole handle, so the grip keeps the strength of an all-metal frame while still showing actual wood grain along the panels. The stainless pocket clip is fixed rather than reversible, so it's worth checking which side it's mounted on before deciding if it fits a particular carry style. The pattern shows up across a few Rite Edge models under names like Zebra Linerlock or Zebra Folder, but the specs stay consistent from one listing to the next. Explore more Linerlock Knives.

• Zebra wood inlays set into a laser-etched stainless handle
• Dual thumb studs for either-hand opening
• Liner lock secures the blade once open
• Stainless pocket clip included