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Jack Wolf Tango
The Jack Wolf Tango launched the J.W. Kollab series, the program that pairs Jack Wolf Knives with standout designers from the custom world, and it started strong with Chris Ortiz of Cerberus Knives. The Tango is also a first in another way: it introduced thumb studs to the Jack Wolf catalog, paired with a front flipper so the blade deploys however your thumb prefers, all riding on ceramic bearings behind a bolster lock. Cerberus design language and Jack Wolf execution turned out to be a natural fit, and the Tango remains one of the most modern-leaning knives the brand has produced.
Compound Hollow Ground S90V Drop Point
The 3.02 inch drop point runs Crucible CPM S90V at 60-61 HRC with a compound hollow grind, a sculpted swedge, and nearly the full blade length in usable edge at 2.96 inches. Finishes vary by release, from full belt satin to belt satin bevels against a DLC coated flat. S90V holds its edge through serious daily work, and our guide to every major knife steel compared covers why it earns super steel billing.
Bolster Lock Front Flipper with Thumb Studs
The lock sits inside integral dark blasted 6AL/4V titanium bolsters machined as one piece with the liners, and the details stay premium all the way down: anodized titanium hardware, a matching backspacer, and a tip up titanium pocket clip. At 3.95 inches closed and 2.5 ounces, it carries lighter than it looks. For how bolster locks stack up against other mechanisms, see our knife lock types explained guide.
A Cerberus Knives Collab Built for Everyday Carry
Handle scales rotate by run through materials like Fat Carbon, CamoCarbon, Kirinite, and full sculpted titanium, each release limited and unrepeated once sold through. For collectors of the Kollab series or anyone who wants Jack Wolf fit and finish in its most modern package, the Tango is the entry point. The complete catalog lives in our Jack Wolf Knives collection.