The Jack Wolf After Hours Jack is the coffin barlow after dark: the same tapered coffin silhouette that anchors the traditional side of the catalog in the Midnight Jack, rebuilt as a bolster lock front flipper for the crowd that wants a lock, bearings, and a little fidget factor with their heritage. Jack Wolf Knives gave it dual deployment, a flipper tab for speed and a double sided long nail nick for tradition, riding on ceramic bearings with the frame lock seated in the integral titanium bolster.
The 3.15 inch sheepsfoot runs Crucible CPM S90V at 60-61 HRC with a hollow grind and 2.78 inches of straight working edge, the blade shape that turns box breakdown and detail cuts into precision work. Finishes rotate by release across hand satin, stonewash, and DLC. Our guide to every major knife steel compared covers why S90V holds an edge as long as it does.
Integral 6AL/4V titanium bolsters and liners carry the lock, finished with titanium Torx hardware, a stainless lock bar insert, and a pocket clip recess plug included for seamless clipless carry, plus a color matched filler tab that shows how far the detail work goes. See how bolster locks compare across mechanisms in our knife lock types explained guide.
At 4.16 inches closed and 2.8 ounces, the After Hours Jack carries the elegance of a gentleman's traditional with the security of a modern lock, in scale runs spanning linen micarta, Fat Carbon, Kirinite, and jigged or smooth titanium. Variants are limited and unrepeated once sold through. Find the rest of the family in our Jack Wolf Knives collection.