G10 Knife Handle Materials

  • G10 is valued in knife handles for its strength, durability, light weight, grip and ability to be precisely machined into ergonomic shapes and custom designs. It is a popular upgrade from plastic handles on lower end knives.

  • G10 stands for “Glass-reinforced epoxy laminate” and is a type of fiberglass. It is made from fiberglass cloth soaked in an epoxy resin then compressed and baked.
  • G10 is very tough, durable and lightweight. It is resistant to heat, cold, water, acids, impact, abrasion and solvents.
  • For knife handles, G10 offers excellent grip, even when wet. It has a slight texture that provides good traction.
  • G10 is typically used for higher end knives, as it is more expensive than materials like plastic or wood. It is found on many tactical, outdoor and EDC (everyday carry) style knives.
  • The material allows for intricate machining and shaping while retaining strength. This allows for ergonomic curved handles with grooves, indentations and other details.
  • G10 comes in a variety of colors like black, gray, green, blue, red and orange. This allows manufacturers to create very colorful and custom handles.
  • Compared to metals like aluminum, G10 is lightweight while still being very durable. This makes it ideal for knives where reducing weight is a priority.

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Micarta is an excellent knife handle choice if grip, durability, strength and design customization are important factors. It’s a commonly used and versatile material in knife making.

carbon fiber provides an exceptional balance of light weight, durability and aesthetics, but at a higher cost. This makes it a prestige material used on high-end everyday carry and tactical knives.

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