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KPL Heavy™ is a higher viscosity 75 WT version of the KPL you know and love. Heavy is highly thixotropic/shear thinning formula designed specifically for knife detents and detent tracks. Ordinarily gel-like, each time your lock mechanism clicks into place, the shock refluidizes KPL Heavy allowing it to refresh the lubrication of your detent ball.
Pivot Lube™ in this weight is recommended anywhere high sliding friction prevention is required.
• On detent tracks and detent balls
• On heavyweight blades and large folders
• On balisong (butterfly) knives
• On all knives where extreme water-resistance is required
KPL’s triple combo pack includes each KPL lubricant product - (5WT, 15WT, 75WT). Each is a fully-synthetic oil made for use in knives anywhere ultimate long-lasting smoothness is a must. Knife Pivot Lube Knife Oils keep dirt, metal particles, and grit in suspension™ so they don't cause grinding and premature wear.
Our triple combo pack includes lubricants meant to span the entire range of knife usage requirements.
• Ultra-Lite - for Out-The-Front Knives, Automatics (Switchblades), Traditional Folders, and Lightweight or fast deploying blades
• Original - for all moving parts of any folding knife, on flipper-deployed knives, washers, and for all knife disassembly, cleaning and lubrication needs
• Heavy - On detent tracks and detent balls, heavyweight blades and large folders, balisong (butterfly) knives and anywhere extreme water-resistance is required
These washable and re-usable swabs feature ultra-fine microfiber bristles that grab dirt and dust like magical magnets, removing them far more effectively than cotton swabs.
These plastic swabs feature extremely precise 1.0 mm tips allowing them to reach into the finest recesses of your knife with ease.
For the knife caretakers among us, this swab set is the ultimate tool for obtaining a totally clean knife without disassembly.
Machined for stability and consistency, the Aluminum & Leather Strop is built for users who want absolute control during final edge refinement. The handle is CNC-machined from 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum, giving it a substantial, premium feel in hand and exceptional flatness across the stropping surface. The added weight helps the strop stay planted, allowing for steady, repeatable passes without flex or chatter.
The stropping surface uses vegetable-tanned cowhide leather, bonded with industrial-grade adhesive for long-term durability. It’s sized for real sharpening workflows, and is optimized for diamond emulsion compounds, like Stroppy Stuff. When the leather eventually wears, it can be cleanly peeled off and replaced, extending the life of the strop indefinitely.
Thoughtful handle geometry keeps your fingers safely away from the blade edge while stropping, making this a reliable choice for both experienced sharpeners and those refining their technique. Built to last, built to perform, and built to stay flat.
Check out Jerad's video, How to Strop Like a Pro here
Cleaning & Maintenance
If you plan to switch compounds or if the strop becomes contaminated, cleaning is recommended to maintain consistent performance.
Start by wiping the leather surface with a paper towel to remove excess compound. For deeper cleaning, a white vinyl eraser can be used to lift most remaining compound and is safe for the leather.
If additional cleaning is needed, 70% isopropyl alcohol may be used sparingly. Lightly spray the alcohol onto a towel and gently wipe the leather surface.
Do not soak the strop. Allow the leather to fully air dry before applying a new compound.
Do not soak the strop in water.
Do not use harsh solvents such as acetone, brake cleaner, or lacquer thinner, as these will damage the leather and adhesive.
Proper care will extend the life of the leather and ensure reliable stropping results over time.
Size:
Length: 7.8"
Width: 1.9"
Weight: 18.2 oz
The Neeve Knife Co. ARSON is a compact crossbar lock folder built for everyday carry, combining premium materials, smooth action, and practical performance in a size that’s easy to carry and ready to work.
The ARSON features a Nitro-V harpoon drop point blade, deep hollow grind, front flipper, and opening hole for multiple deployment options. The aluminum handle uses a machined diamond-pattern texture for grip, while the crossbar lock and ball-bearing pivot provide smooth, secure action. Titanium hardware, a reversible milled titanium pocket clip, and a titanium backspacer add a premium finish without taking away from its everyday usability.
Designed by Jerad Neeve and produced by QSP, the ARSON combines thoughtful design, premium materials, and dependable performance into a compact everyday carry knife that’s built to be used.
Check out the ARSON Pre-order video here: ARSON PRE-ORDER VIDEO
Available Variations
Key Features
Knife Specs
Model: ARSON
Lock Type: Crossbar lock
Blade Steel: Nitro-V
Heat Treatment: Nitro-V receives an additional sub-zero cryogenic treatment to help achieve optimal hardness and performance.
Hardness: Uncoated blade: HRC 60–62 Coated blade: HRC 59–61 (approximately 1 HRC lower due to the coating process)
Blade Shape: Harpoon Drop Point
Blade Grind: Deep hollow grind
Blade Finish Options: Satin, stonewashed, black PVD satin, black PVD stonewashed
Handle Material: Aluminum
Handle Texture: Machined diamond-pattern texture
Opening Methods: Front flipper and opening hole
Pivot: Ball bearings
Overall Length: 7.86 in
Blade Length: 3.28 in
Handle Length: 4.59 in
Blade Height: 1.38 in
Weight: +/- 4.6 oz
Liners: Stainless steel
Hardware: Titanium screws, clip, pivot collar, crossbar grips, and backspacer
Screws: T8 Torx
Pocket Clip: Reversible milled titanium clip with diamond-pattern texture
Backspacer: Titanium with jimping
Please Note: Product images shown are computer-generated renderings. Mint Hardware refers to the green/teal hardware color seen on the black PVD prototype in the ARSON video above. Final production knives may vary slightly in color, finish, and appearance due to lighting, screen settings, material finishes, and the production process. These small variations are normal and are not considered defects. Exchanges or returns will not be accepted for minor color, finish, or appearance differences.
Hardness Note: For coated blade models, the final hardness will typically be about 1 HRC lower due to the coating process.
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