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product_id: 740877655
title: "Petrified fish PFP01 Beluga Folding Knife 3.62\" K110 Satin Blade Steel Micarta Handle EDC Outdoor Camping Pocket Folding Knife (Black Sandblasting)"
brand: "petrified fish"
price: "€ 102.32"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Petrified Fish"
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# 8.27" total length, pocket clip 3.62" K110 Satin Blade Includes replacement screws & washers Petrified fish PFP01 Beluga Folding Knife 3.62" K110 Satin Blade Steel Micarta Handle EDC Outdoor Camping Pocket Folding Knife (Black Sandblasting)

**Brand:** petrified fish
**Price:** € 102.32
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Elevate your EDC game with the Beluga — where precision meets pocket-ready power.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Petrified fish PFP01 Beluga Folding Knife 3.62" K110 Satin Blade Steel Micarta Handle EDC Outdoor Camping Pocket Folding Knife (Black Sandblasting) by petrified fish
- **How much does it cost?** € 102.32 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/740877655-petrified-fish-pfp01-beluga-folding-knife-3-62-k110-satin)

## Best For

- petrified fish enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted petrified fish brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Premium Build Meets Value:** Feels like a $100+ knife at half the price—perfect for professionals who demand quality without compromise.
- • **Versatile Carry & Comfort:** Smooth, broad Micarta handle with ergonomic curves and pocket clip for all-day EDC convenience.
- • **Customizable Smooth Action:** Ball bearing pivot with included phosphor-bronze washers lets you tailor the opening feel.
- • **Complete Maintenance Kit Included:** Comes with cleaning cloth, screws, washers, and seals—ready for long-term reliability.
- • **Precision-Crafted K110 Steel Blade:** Shaves sharp out of the box with a flawless full flat grind for effortless slicing.

## Overview

The Petrified Fish PFP01 Beluga Folding Knife features a 3.62-inch K110 satin steel blade with a smooth full flat grind, paired with a durable and ergonomic black sandblasted Micarta handle. At 8.27 inches overall, it includes a convenient pocket clip and a ball bearing pivot system, with phosphor-bronze washers for customizable smoothness. This knife comes with a maintenance kit including replacement screws, washers, and a polishing cloth, delivering exceptional value and professional-grade performance for outdoor and everyday carry enthusiasts.

## Description

Petrified fish PFP01 Knife Book

Review: Muy bonita navaja. Excelente calidad de materiales y acabados. Al principio la sentí un poco ligera para su tamaño, pero es cosa de acostumbrarse. El filo que trae de fábrica está excelente. Lista para usarse saliendo de la caja.
Review: I've been on a tear lately with budget knives. It started with a Civivi Badlands ($40), then a QSP Penguin ($32), an ST103 and 110 ($28 each) from Sitivien, and finally this one, the Petrified Fish Beluga ($52) in blue micarta. Each one is a solid value for the price and each has their pros and cons. The Sitiviens both needed some work to fix loose scales and backspacers, and I had to sand down the liner lock on one to get it to fully engage. I didn't mind though because both were under $30 and I was planning to customize them anyway. The Civivi was great out of the box and an excellent EDC until the Penguin came along. Fantastic little knife all around. So what about the Beluga? Well, it blew me away. This is a $50 knife that handles like one worth $100 or more. I like it when I get a good knife in cheap packaging (not a slam, I promise) because I know the manufacturers put their money into the product. Case in point, I'd rather have better QC from Sitivien than the nice black boxes their knives came in. PF included replacement screws, bronze washers, and a really nice polishing cloth. Who cares if the box is pretty basic cardstock? What I care about is a good knife for the price, and that is exactly what I got. For starters, it's solid as a rock but smooth as silk. The K110 (It's D2) blade was perfectly evenly ground from tip to base on both side. No flat spots, no need to reprofile, and the narrow edge bevel perfectly compliments the deep plunge on the full flat grind. It was shaving sharp out of the box, but after a few passes on a strop, it glides through hair, paper, and anything else in front of it. Very slicey for it's size, but with enough metal behind the edge to keep it from deforming. When closed, the blade is perfectly centered The opening and closing action is surprisingly smooth thanks to the ball bearings in the pivot. If you're planning to use it hard, you can swap the bearings out for a pair of phosphor-bronze washers that come with it. Very thoughtful! Make no mistake, this is a big knife, but the micarta scales are so well rounded that it feela as comfortable in the pocket as it does in your hand. For comparison, a Kershaw 1776 Link has a much chunkier handle. Even though both knives are about the same thickness, the Beluga carries more easily with it's broader, smoother scales. The micarta is plenty grippy and a beautiful blue. I love that the backspacer is made from the same material. The steel liners are skeletonized to reduce weight. There are some very minor flaws with the scales not being completely flush with the steel liners. They stick out from the edges in a few places by a fraction of a millimeter, just enough to notice, and there is a paper thin gap betweem the metal and micarta on two of the bottom corners. The former can be fixed with a little sandpaper, not sure about the latter. Neither is a deal breaker for me, though it is odd that my Penguin is $20 less and the denim micarta scales on it are perfectly matched to the liners. I don't expect custom-level quality on a $50 knife and if anything, the little bit of overhang improves the grip. I am considering sanding down the edges on the liners just a bit and may see if sanding the scales fixes the gap. Tl; dr Great knife, great value, highly recommend.

## Features

- Blade Material: Blade is made of K 110 steel
- Blade Surface Treatment: Sandblasting
- Handle Material: G10
- Size: Total length is 8.27 inch, blade length is 3.62 inch, blade thickness is 0.15 inch
- Pocket Knife with Clip: Comes with clip, convenient to carry
- Package includes tools, cleaning cloth, screws, washers and seals

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09BFK2CJ9 |
| Amazon Bestseller | #186,136 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #364 in Camping Folding Knives |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Brand Name | Petrified fish |
| Color | Black Sandblasting |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (471) |
| Date First Available | February 23, 2024 |
| Item Weight | 5.6 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Petrified fish |
| Material Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Model Number | PFP01 |
| Package Dimensions | 15.3 x 6.8 x 3 cm |
| Package Weight | 0.2 Kilograms |
| Special Features | 折りたたみ可能 |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Length:** 92 Millimeters
- **Blade Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Brand:** Petrified fish
- **Color:** Black Sandblasting
- **Hand Orientation:** Ambidextrous
- **Included Components:** Pocket Clip, Storage Case
- **Product Care Instructions:** Hand Wash Only
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping
- **Special Feature:** 折りたたみ可能

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What material is the blade made of?**
A: The blade is made of K110 Steel.

**Q: What material is the handle made of？**
A: The handle is made of G10.

**Q: Does it include extra accessories?**
A: Yes, the package is included knife, screws, sticker, cleaning cloth, washers.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by E***G on January 28, 2026*

Muy bonita navaja. Excelente calidad de materiales y acabados. Al principio la sentí un poco ligera para su tamaño, pero es cosa de acostumbrarse. El filo que trae de fábrica está excelente. Lista para usarse saliendo de la caja.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***R on April 26, 2022*

I've been on a tear lately with budget knives. It started with a Civivi Badlands ($40), then a QSP Penguin ($32), an ST103 and 110 ($28 each) from Sitivien, and finally this one, the Petrified Fish Beluga ($52) in blue micarta. Each one is a solid value for the price and each has their pros and cons. The Sitiviens both needed some work to fix loose scales and backspacers, and I had to sand down the liner lock on one to get it to fully engage. I didn't mind though because both were under $30 and I was planning to customize them anyway. The Civivi was great out of the box and an excellent EDC until the Penguin came along. Fantastic little knife all around. So what about the Beluga? Well, it blew me away. This is a $50 knife that handles like one worth $100 or more. I like it when I get a good knife in cheap packaging (not a slam, I promise) because I know the manufacturers put their money into the product. Case in point, I'd rather have better QC from Sitivien than the nice black boxes their knives came in. PF included replacement screws, bronze washers, and a really nice polishing cloth. Who cares if the box is pretty basic cardstock? What I care about is a good knife for the price, and that is exactly what I got. For starters, it's solid as a rock but smooth as silk. The K110 (It's D2) blade was perfectly evenly ground from tip to base on both side. No flat spots, no need to reprofile, and the narrow edge bevel perfectly compliments the deep plunge on the full flat grind. It was shaving sharp out of the box, but after a few passes on a strop, it glides through hair, paper, and anything else in front of it. Very slicey for it's size, but with enough metal behind the edge to keep it from deforming. When closed, the blade is perfectly centered The opening and closing action is surprisingly smooth thanks to the ball bearings in the pivot. If you're planning to use it hard, you can swap the bearings out for a pair of phosphor-bronze washers that come with it. Very thoughtful! Make no mistake, this is a big knife, but the micarta scales are so well rounded that it feela as comfortable in the pocket as it does in your hand. For comparison, a Kershaw 1776 Link has a much chunkier handle. Even though both knives are about the same thickness, the Beluga carries more easily with it's broader, smoother scales. The micarta is plenty grippy and a beautiful blue. I love that the backspacer is made from the same material. The steel liners are skeletonized to reduce weight. There are some very minor flaws with the scales not being completely flush with the steel liners. They stick out from the edges in a few places by a fraction of a millimeter, just enough to notice, and there is a paper thin gap betweem the metal and micarta on two of the bottom corners. The former can be fixed with a little sandpaper, not sure about the latter. Neither is a deal breaker for me, though it is odd that my Penguin is $20 less and the denim micarta scales on it are perfectly matched to the liners. I don't expect custom-level quality on a $50 knife and if anything, the little bit of overhang improves the grip. I am considering sanding down the edges on the liners just a bit and may see if sanding the scales fixes the gap. Tl; dr Great knife, great value, highly recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by H***H on January 8, 2025*

Bin 64 und hatte ca. 30 Jahre lang ein 70DM Hubertus-Klapmesser auf dem Arbeitstisch. Briefe, Brot, Wurst, Apfel bis zum Bleistiftspitzen. Auch im Urlaub hatte ich dieses Messer mit bis es im Feb. in Diebeshände gewechselt hat. Nun habe ich seit einem Monat dieses Petrified Beluga schwarz sandblasting Klinge auf dem Tisch und staune über den praktischen Wert, Qualität und Preis-Leistung Verhältnis. Dieses Messer verdient glatt 5 Sterne. Es ist händlich, für Schneiderbrettschneiden geeignet, nachhaltig scharf (durchgehend keilförmige Klinge d.h. kein Formsprung) und super leicht zum öffnen/schliessen. Null-komma-Josef Spiel im geöffneten und geschlossen Zustand - kannst rütteln was das Zeug hält. Das Taschenclip lässt sich auf die andere Seite versetzen oder entfernen. Generell tue ich bei alln meinen verschraubten Messern/Cuttern alle Schrauben mit Schraubensicherungsfluid sichern - auch bei diesem Messer. Alle Schraubchen waren solide fest aber mit richtigem Werkzeug leicht zu entfernen, mit Fluid zu benetzen und passten wieder einwandfrei ins Loch. Die Qualität ist rundum 1A und nicht mehr zu topen. Ich bin ein Werkzeugnarr (Gedore, Knipex, Wera, Fein, Festool usw.) und weiß, wass ich schreibe. Sonst ist dieses Messer für einen artgerechten Gebrauch bestimmt - kein Werfen, Schraubendrehen oder auf dem Teller/Glasplatte schneiden. Auch kein Spielen und Weg von Kindern und Unverantwortlichen. Kaufe gleich ein zweites und lasse in der Schublade liegen, falls wieder ein Langfinger zuschlagen sollte...

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*Last updated: 2026-02-26*