McNees Dixon
The McNees Dixon is Jonathan McNees' flagship folder, based on his original 2010 custom design. It's a titanium frame lock with a 3.75" MagnaCut blade, a thumb hole opener and a hollow grind done in-house in Alabama.
Each Dixon has a pattern milled into both sides of the handle, such as Rock, Frag, Dragonscale, Shockwave, Honeycomb or Diamond, and comes in stonewash, satin and Atomic anodized finishes. Want it smaller? See the Little Dixon.
McNees Dixon Specs
| Lock | Titanium frame lock |
|---|---|
| Opening | Thumb hole |
| Blade length | 3.75" |
| Overall length | 8.375" |
| Closed length | 4.62" |
| Weight | 5.3 oz |
| Blade steel | MagnaCut |
| Made in | USA (Alabama) |
Specs from McNees Knives and authorized dealers. Sizes and specs can vary by version.
McNees Dixon FAQ
Are Frag, Rock and Shockwave different models?
No. They are patterns milled into the titanium handle. The knife underneath is the same Dixon.
What is the difference between the Dixon and Little Dixon?
The Dixon has a 3.75" blade. The Little Dixon has a 3.25" blade.
What steel does the Dixon use?
MagnaCut.
Also see: McNees Little Dixon, McNees Mac 2, McNees AutoMac, or shop all McNees knives.