SR1
Heavy titanium frame lock with a 3.7 inch Sleipner blade and Rotoblock safety; most versions are listed discontinued.
Estimate: Ricochet editorial estimate, Oct 2026. Editorial, informational, not an appraisal, offer or recorded sale.
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Specifications
| Category | Folding |
|---|---|
| Blade steel | Sleipner |
| Blade length | 3.7 in (94 mm) |
| Handle | Titanium |
| Lock | Frame lock |
| Mechanism | Flipper |
| Weight | 7.09 oz (201 g) |
| MSRP | Not published |
| Introduced | Not confirmed |
| Status | Discontinued |
Specs compiled from public maker and retailer information. Variants and production runs differ. Sources: lionsteel.it, knifecenter.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 SR1 worth?
Our editorial secondary-market estimate for the Lionsteel SR1 is $220 to $380 (Oct 2026). This is an informational estimate, not an appraisal or a recorded sale.
What is the MSRP of the Lionsteel SR1?
We could not confirm a published list price for the Lionsteel SR1.
What steel is the Lionsteel SR1 made of?
Lionsteel SR1 uses Sleipner blade steel in a 3.7-inch blade.
Is the Lionsteel SR1 discontinued?
Yes, Lionsteel SR1 is no longer in the regular production line, which can support secondary-market prices.
Can the Lionsteel SR1 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.