Name: Finch Sugar House Knife Syndicate Jackrabbit Lockback Gin Joint Red Bone, 14C28N Blade - SHKS-JR350
Brand: Finch Knife Co.
Price: 95 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Finch Sugar House Knife Syndicate Jackrabbit

The Jackrabbit "Gin Joint" captures Prohibition era atmosphere with a dyed red bone handle that recalls the dim glow of underground speakeasies. Steel rabbit head inlay marks its outlaw heritage with distinctive styling. At 7.75" overall with a 3" blade, it combines classic lockback reliability with period-appropriate aesthetics. The design blends old-world charm with an edge that speaks to the danger and rebellion of the era. Built for collectors who appreciate historical styling with functional knife performance that honors the craftsmanship of a bygone time.

Punches Above It's Weight Class

Posted by Bryan Kwiatkowski on 18th Dec 2025

The Jackrabbit isn’t just another pocket knife—it’s got personality. Finch Knife Co. leaned into that whole Prohibition-era vibe, and you can feel it. It’s got this outlaw energy, like something you’d imagine tucked away in a bootlegger’s vest. ? What I Like -Strong blade steel that holds up well. -Comfortable size for pocket carry. -Tons of personality with the handle options. -Outlaw-inspired design makes it stand out. -Punches above its weight class for the price—you’re getting premium feel and performance without paying premium dollars. ? What Could Be Better -Nail nick opening isn’t for everyone—if you’re into fast deployment, this might feel slow. -Resin handles look cool but might not win over folks who prefer natural materials. -Some versions sell out quick, so tracking one down can be a hassle. Bottom line: The Jackrabbit is a knife with attitude. It’s reliable, stylish, and has a backstory that makes it more than just a tool. For the price, it really does punch above its weight class which makes it a smart pickup whether you’re a collector or just want a dependable EDC with character.

1 Review

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Punches Above It's Weight Class

Posted by Bryan Kwiatkowski on 18th Dec 2025

The Jackrabbit isn’t just another pocket knife—it’s got personality. Finch Knife Co. leaned into that whole Prohibition-era vibe, and you can feel it. It’s got this outlaw energy, like something you’d imagine tucked away in a bootlegger’s vest. ? What I Like -Strong blade steel that holds up well. -Comfortable size for pocket carry. -Tons of personality with the handle options. -Outlaw-inspired design makes it stand out. -Punches above its weight class for the price—you’re getting premium feel and performance without paying premium dollars. ? What Could Be Better -Nail nick opening isn’t for everyone—if you’re into fast deployment, this might feel slow. -Resin handles look cool but might not win over folks who prefer natural materials. -Some versions sell out quick, so tracking one down can be a hassle. Bottom line: The Jackrabbit is a knife with attitude. It’s reliable, stylish, and has a backstory that makes it more than just a tool. For the price, it really does punch above its weight class which makes it a smart pickup whether you’re a collector or just want a dependable EDC with character.

Finch Sugar House Knife Syndicate Jackrabbit Lockback Gin Joint Red Bone, 14C28N Blade - SHKS-JR350

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