This is a Back Door Listing. The reason is it is a return. Client didn't like the stiff detent of the knife. Wanted something softer. 

Rockwall Flipper – A Return to Where It All Started

The Rockwall Flipper isn’t just a knife, it’s a full-circle moment for Tactile Knife Co. Originally conceived in 2020 as the brand’s first design, the flipper was temporarily shelved while the team honed their manufacturing processes. Now it’s back—slightly larger, fully refined, and everything the original set out to be.

Watch a  launch video here!

Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply

This updated Rockwall Flipper captures what makes Tactile special. Clean lines, perfect tolerances, and that signature milling texture—every detail just feels right. And, like a lot of things in Texas, it’s bigger. 

Back and Better Than Ever

With a 3.4” MagnaCut blade hardened to 63–64 HRC and riding on ceramic ball bearings, the Rockwall Flipper opens effortlessly and locks up with confidence thanks to its hardened 17-4 stainless steel liner. The drop point blade is flat ground for versatile performance, and the knife maintains a sleek, minimal profile that fits naturally into everyday carry.

The contoured handles are milled from Grade 5 titanium and fitted with custom T8 hardware and a deep-carry clip. This model weighs in at just 2.78 oz, making it light enough to forget in your pocket, but precise enough to reach for again and again.

Specifications:

• Blade Steel: MagnaCut (63–64 HRC)
• Blade Length: 3.40”
• Overall Length: 7.93”
• Closed Length: 4.50”
• Blade Thickness: 0.10”
• Handle Thickness: 0.42”
• Blade Style: Drop Point
• Blade Grind: Flat
• Handle Material: Grade 5 Titanium (Contoured)
• Lock Type: 17-4 Hardened Shelved Liner Lock
• Pivot: Ceramic Ball Bearings
• Detent: Ceramic Ball
• Pocket Clip: Stainless Steel Deep Carry
• Hardware: T8 Custom Titanium
• Weight: 2.78 oz
• Made in Dallas, TX, USA

Designed, machined, assembled, and quality-checked under one roof in Texas, the Rockwall Flipper is everything Tactile set out to create from day one—and now, it’s finally here.