Misdemeanor

The Misdemeanor is the knife that started it all for Neeve Knife Co. Designed for everyday carry, it combines premium materials, precision machining, and dependable performance in a clean, functional design.

The Misdemeanor is the knife that started it all for Neeve Knife Co. Designed for everyday carry, it combines premium materials, precision machining, and dependable performance in a clean, functional design.

The Misdemeanor is the knife that started it all for Neeve Knife Co. Designed for everyday carry, it combines premium materials, precision machining, and dependable performance in a clean, functional design.

The Misdemeanor is the knife that started it all for Neeve Knife Co. Designed for everyday carry, it combines premium materials, precision machining, and dependable performance in a clean, functional design.

The Neeve Knife Co. MISDEMEANOR CLASS B is an updated take on the original MISDEMEANOR, built around premium materials, refined details, and the versatile deployment that made the original design a favorite.

The MISDEMEANOR CLASS B features a K390 blade heat treated to a 63+ HRC, paired with a titanium handle and multiple deployment options including a front flipper, thumbstud, and opening hole. A machined diamond-grid texture on the show side adds grip and character while keeping the lock side clean and streamlined. Titanium hardware, a milled titanium reversible pocket clip, titanium backspacer, and T8 hardware round out the build with durability and premium fit and finish throughout.

Designed by Jerad Neeve and produced by Reate, the MISDEMEANOR CLASS B takes the foundation of the original design and pushes it further with upgraded materials, refined construction, and hard-use performance built for everyday carry.

The Hotwire Anodized variant is a pre-order exclusive, with each knife individually serialized. This exact MISDEMEANOR CLASS B configuration is a one-time release and will not be produced again.

Check out the video here:  MISDEMEANOR CLASS B PRE-ORDER VIDEO

Available Variations

• Satin Blade / Blue Anodized Handle / Satin Hardware
• Black Satin DLC Blade / Bead Blasted Handle / Black Satin DLC Hardware
• Black Satin DLC Blade / Black Satin DLC Handle / Mint Green Hardware
• Stonewashed Blade / Hotwire Anodized Handle / Stonewashed Hardware
  
  

Key Features

•    Updated MISDEMEANOR CLASS B configuration
•    K390 blade steel
•    63+ HRC
•    Belt-satin, Stonewashed, and Black DLC blade options
•    Titanium handle construction
•    Machined diamond-grid texture on show-side handle
•    Titanium pocket clip with diamond-grid texture
•    Titanium backspacer, button, pivot and screws
•    T8 pivot/screw hardware
•    Four variant finish options

Knife Specs

Model: MISDEMEANOR CLASS B
Lock Type: Button Operated Exposed Liner Lock
Blade Steel: K390
Hardness: 63+ HRC (DLC ~1 HRC lower)
Blade Shape: Sheepsfoot
Blade Grind: Deep hollow grind
Blade Stock Thickness: 0.090 in
Blade Finish Options: Belt-satin, Stonewashed, and Black DLC
Handle Material: Titanium
Handle Texture: Machined diamond-grid texture on show side; no pattern on lock side
Opening Methods: Front flipper, removable thumb studs, and opening hole
Detent: Detent post
Overall Length: 7.5"
Blade Length: 3.25"
Handle Length: 4.25
Weight: 3.4 oz (prod. may be less)
Liners: Stainless steel
Stop Pin: Internal stop pin
Hardware: Titanium screws, pocket clip, pivot/button hardware, and backspacer; stainless-steel liner/lock bar
Screws: T8 Torx
Pocket Clip: Reversible titanium clip with machined diamond-grid texture, mounted to the backspacer
Backspacer: Titanium with jimping

Please Note: Product images shown are computer-generated renderings. Final production knives may vary slightly in design, 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.