The Pixie is a compact knife for carving, camp tasks and food prep. The smaller sibling of the Campcraft, it’s an ideal companion to a larger knife, or a main blade for those with smaller hands. Thinner stock and a spear point create a precise cutting tool suited to carving and detail work—kolrosing, engraving, and fine shaping. Its teardrop-shaped handle is sized for control and comfort in a wide range of grips, with a paracord knot to extend length when needed. Light, easy to carry, and rounded out with an Orford Waxed belt sheath. A nimble full tang carving and bushcraft knife, the Pixie is small, sharp and capable.

The Elementary Series takes it back to basics. Everything you need from a bushcraft knife and nothing more. The Elementary Pixie comes with a English Elm handle, very stable and split resistant. An O1 tool steel blade with an acid stonewash for an honest finish, easy to sharpen. Brass loveless bolts and thong tube with a full tang construction. All in the locking fit of an Orford Waxed leather belt sheath. The Elementary Pixie is stripped back to the necessities and built to last a lifetime. 

Full Specs: 

• Blade: 2.5” O1 carbon tool steel
• Thickness: 2.5mm
• Hardness: 59 Rockwell C
• Grind: Scandi grind
• Finish: Acid stonewashed
• Cryogenic treatment 
• Back edge: Square for Firesteel/Ferro Rod
• Laser engraved logo
• Handle Material: English Elm
• Liners: None
• Handle Length: 4”
• Overall Length: 6.5"
• Brass Loveless bolts and thong tube
  
• Weight: 165g (225g w/ sheath)
• Sheath: Orford Waxed Leather belt sheath
• Presentation box