Jack Wolf has built its reputation by reinterpreting traditional slipjoint patterns with modern materials. Over the last few years, though, the brand has steadily expanded into fixed blades and collaboration pieces. The Collusion USA is the latest proof that Jack Wolf is comfortable far outside its comfort zone.
Specs at a glance
Overall length: 6.62 inches
Blade length: 3.14 inches
Cutting edge: 2.90 inches
Blade steel: Crucible CPM CruWear
Blade grind: Flat ground
Blade finish: Zir Blast & Stonewash
Handle: Fat Carbon Gold Camo with stripe milling
Sheath: Tan textured Kydex with black soft loop and pocket/belt clip
Weight: 1.9 ounces (3.0 ounces with sheath)
Hardness: 63–64 HRC
Origin: USA-made by Millit Knives in Idaho
Price: $284.99
Availability: Exclusively through Jack Wolf’s site, released July 31, 2026 at 2 p.m. ET
The original Collusion launched last August as a compact EDC fixed blade with a wharncliffe-style edge and S90V steel. This USA-made follow-up keeps the same 3.14-inch blade profile but trades S90V for CPM CruWear, a steel prized for its blend of toughness and edge retention. The Fat Carbon “Gold Nugget” scales add visual flash, while the tan Kydex sheath — done in KnifeNews’ signature orange as a nod to the source — keeps the package low-profile for pocket or belt carry.
What makes this release particularly interesting is the manufacturing partner. By tapping Millit Knives for domestic production, Jack Wolf adds a second USA-made fixed blade alongside the Vampire Hunter Mainline. It’s a notable move for a brand that built its name overseas, and it signals where Jack Wolf may be headed next.
Closing take: At $284.99 and limited to U.S. sales, the Collusion USA is a premium, collectible fixed blade that still functions as a usable everyday cutter. The combination of CruWear, Fat Carbon and domestic production gives it real enthusiast appeal — and the three-way collaboration gives it a story worth telling.