ROK
Integral SOLID frame lock with a 3.3 inch M390 blade and the H.WAYL retractable clip; also made in titanium.
Estimate: Ricochet editorial estimate, Oct 2026. Editorial, informational, not an appraisal, offer or recorded sale.
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Specifications
| Category | Folding |
|---|---|
| Blade steel | Bohler M390 |
| Blade length | 3.31 in (84 mm) |
| Handle | Aluminum (integral) |
| Lock | Frame lock |
| Mechanism | Flipper |
| Weight | 4.4 oz (125 g) |
| MSRP | Not published |
| Introduced | Not confirmed |
| Status | In production |
Specs compiled from public maker and retailer information. Variants and production runs differ. Sources: lionsteel.it, knifeworks.com.
Legality at a glance
No special flag. Blade-length and carry limits still vary by state and city.
Informational only, not legal advice.
Price history
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Questions
How much is the Lionsteel ROK worth?
Our editorial secondary-market estimate for the Lionsteel ROK is $150 to $260 (Oct 2026). This is an informational estimate, not an appraisal or a recorded sale.
What is the MSRP of the Lionsteel ROK?
We could not confirm a published list price for the Lionsteel ROK.
What steel is the Lionsteel ROK made of?
Lionsteel ROK uses Bohler M390 blade steel in a 3.31-inch blade.
Is the Lionsteel ROK discontinued?
No, Lionsteel ROK is listed as in production as of our last review (Oct 2026). Check the maker for current availability.
Can the Lionsteel ROK be shipped or carried everywhere in the US?
Ordinary knives are generally legal to buy and ship, but blade-length and carry rules vary by state and city. Check your state with our ship-check tool.