Finch Knife Company

Finch Knife Co designs some really cool knives and QSP is the oem. QSP is a very professional knife factory. They use premium materials and the latest technology to make their knives. I bought my son a Finch 1929 Barlow. The detent was a hair off. I contacted Finch and was told to ship them the knife. Spencer Marquardt took the handle scales from my knife and put them on a brand new frame! I would have been very happy with just that. But when I received the knife only a few days later, he really went above and beyond warranty service. He put it in a custom pouch and included a set of custom scales! Talking about top notch customer service 👌 👏 👍! American owned and operated! Try getting this kind of service from Ali Express! You'll wither away while waiting!

I have bought over 10 knives from Finch at this point and even placed a bulk order to give out as gifts recently. My wife has even taken to picking knives up from them as go-to gifts for others. The owners, Spencer and Steve, are 100% reachable and committed to flawless customer service. The personal level of commitment to each purchase is something that you will never see in a bigger brand, along with the originality of their designs. They truly are a one of a kind business.

I've got almost every release of the Finch Knives and each one keeps getting better. Awesome to work with and incredible community they have built with their customers. Being a local Kansan, I went to an open house at Finch, and the guys behind the brand are just as genuine in real life. Cant wait for future releases!

I spent a great deal of time researching & contemplating my next knife purchase. Of course, by "researching" I mean watching knife retailer's YouTube channels drooling over stuff I don't need and can't afford. Don't judge me... you do it too.

When I finally decided to buy a Finch 1929 I was a bit concerned that I was deviating from my knife lane and wondered if I had made a mistake. After all... there are only 2 knife makers in this world right? They are: Bmade & Spdco. Hang on a second, I misspelled that, let me try again. tHeRe r onLee t0 niFe mAkkeRs. (There, I fixed it). I do own great knives from both and have nothing bad to say about them.

Within a day of receiving it, my new favorite EDC blade was the 1929. I absolutely love it and couldn't be happier that I took the chance. The fit & finish are top tier and the flipping action kinda makes me tingle in my down-there region.

When I had a question for the Finch Team they were prompt, honest, and obviously happy to be doing what they are doing. It's a small family company trying to bring something unique to the market and I am happy to support them. I look forward to purchasing more Finch knives in the future and I hope to return to the Blade Show next year just so I can high-five these legends.

Purchased three knives from Finch over the last few years and am very pleased with the quality. Great customer service and genuinely nice people, who care about the products they make.

Received a Roadrunner model with burlwood handle as a birthday gift. Really impressed with the premium design and build quality. The knife is just amazingly beautiful.

Super awesome knives
The owners are cool

Great web page

Bought Holliday about a year ago great knife, looking forward to getting Drifter this year.

Purchased the Roadrunner at Scheels in Overland Park. Knife functions very smooth and was sharp. Cosmetically I’m not so impressed especially at the price point. The scale screws are not counter sunk at even close to same depths, the transition from the scales to the frame is very rough, and most of the frame bevels are also very rough. Not what I expected from nearly a $150 knife. At that price I’d strongly consider a benchmade or spyderco. Mainly purchased because of the Finch Co. display sign that made it appear like the knives were U.S.A. and locally made but in reality are just an expensive Chinese knife. CRKT and Kershaw have much better machine work at a lower price point. In short this a sub $50 knife that they charge nearly $150 for.