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Keep a keen edge anywhere

A sharp blade is a safe blade, and this compact sharpening stone is the simplest way to keep your knives and tools working properly. It restores a keen edge by hand, with no power tools and no fuss, making it a natural addition to any kit bag.

Simple, proven and reliable

Sharpening stones have kept blades in service for generations for good reason: they work. A few smooth passes at a consistent angle removes the dullness and brings back a clean cutting edge on folding knives, fixed blades and general bladed tools.

Built to travel

Its compact size means it slips easily into webbing, a tackle box or a day sack, so you can touch up an edge in the field or at camp instead of waiting until you are home. It is a low-cost, high-value piece of kit that earns its place.

Getting the best from it

Use a little water or honing oil to keep the surface cutting cleanly, hold a steady angle of around 15 to 20 degrees, and alternate sides with light, even strokes. Wipe it down and dry it before storing. Explore more field kit in our tactical gear range.

General
BrandKombat UK
Other
TypeSharpening stone (whetstone)
UseKnives and bladed tools
ApplicationField, camp and workshop edge maintenance
MethodManual hand sharpening
FormatCompact carry stone

Frequently asked questions

What can I sharpen with it?

It suits pocket knives, fixed-blade knives and general bladed tools. A sharpening stone is the traditional, reliable way to bring back a working edge without any powered equipment.

Do I need to use it wet or dry?

Most sharpening stones work best with a little water or honing oil to float away the fine metal particles and keep the surface cutting cleanly. Wipe the stone down after use.

How do I hold the angle?

Keep the blade at a consistent angle, roughly 15 to 20 degrees for most knives, and draw it across the stone in smooth passes, alternating sides. Consistency matters more than speed.

Is it small enough to carry?

Yes, it is a compact stone that slips into a kit bag, tackle box or webbing pouch, so you can touch up an edge in the field rather than waiting to get home.

How do I look after the stone?

Rinse or wipe it clean after each use, let it dry fully before storing, and keep it in a pouch or case so the surface stays clean and undamaged.