Grip-Tec Composites Featured Maker of the Week

Michael Fox of Foxback Custom Knives builds comfort-forward one-off EDC and hunting knives out of Arp, Texas.

Michael Fox of Foxback Custom Knives builds comfort-forward one-off EDC and hunting knives out of Arp, Texas.

Justin Wells of H+S Knives builds hardworking hunting knives in Marquand, Missouri, and both of his personal hunters wear GripX.

Justin Wells of H+S Knives builds hardworking hunting knives in Marquand, Missouri, and both of his personal hunters wear GripX.

Micah Dunn of MD Edgeworks builds refined scalpels and culinary knives out of Stephenville, Texas.

Micah Dunn of MD Edgeworks builds refined scalpels and culinary knives out of Stephenville, Texas.

Francesco Muci of Muci Damascus Blades builds backlock folders and culinary knives with Italian-heritage GripX combo scales.

Francesco Muci of Muci Damascus Blades builds backlock folders and culinary knives with Italian-heritage GripX combo scales.

Tyler Collins of Black Pine Tool Co builds fillet knives, EDCs and the occasional hatchet in his father's old shop in Brewster, Washington.

Tyler Collins of Black Pine Tool Co builds fillet knives, EDCs and the occasional hatchet in his father's old shop in Brewster, Washington.

ABS apprentice Bryan Kohn of B. Kohn Knives builds the K-Tip chef and Warrior EDC, and would put GripX on every knife if he could.

ABS apprentice Bryan Kohn of B. Kohn Knives builds the K-Tip chef and Warrior EDC, and would put GripX on every knife if he could.