QSP Moray Slip Joint Knife Raffir Calceon Ocean Blue (2.7" Satin Vanax)

This Knife

• Blade: Clip point blade with a belt satin finish made from Vanax steel.
• Opener: Nail nick opener with a bronze washers pivot for smooth operation that provides a classic way to open the blade.
• Handle: Unique Raffir Calceon Ocean Blue handle.
• Lock: Slip joint non-locking system with a strong spring.

QSP Moray

The QSP Moray is where old-school tradition meets cutting-edge performance. At first glance, it carries the unmistakable charm of a classic slip joint—clean lines, refined proportions, and a timeless nail nick opener that invites you to slow down and enjoy the ritual of opening your knife. Its non-locking slip joint mechanism delivers that familiar, satisfying walk-and-talk that enthusiasts appreciate, offering reliable everyday functionality wrapped in a distinctly traditional feel. Yet beneath its heritage-inspired design lies thoroughly modern engineering.

At the heart of the Moray is its standout feature: a blade crafted from premium Vanax steel. Produced using advanced powder metallurgy, Vanax is renowned for its exceptional combination of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness. With a high chromium content (around 18%) and nitrogen enrichment that replaces much of the carbon typically found in stainless steels (with carbon content kept low, around 0.3%), Vanax forms extremely hard vanadium carbides while maintaining remarkable resistance to rust—even in harsh, humid, or marine environments. The result is a blade that holds a razor-sharp edge for extended periods, shrugs off corrosion, and delivers dependable performance without demanding constant maintenance.

Complementing the blade is a selection of distinctive handle materials and finishes, ranging from elegant modern composites to richly textured natural scales—each precision-machined and carefully fitted for a seamless, high-quality feel in hand. Every detail, from the smooth backspring action to the flush fit and finish, reflects QSP’s commitment to craftsmanship. The Moray proves that a slip joint doesn’t have to be simple to be exceptional—it honors the past while embracing the very best of modern materials, creating a pocket knife that feels both nostalgic and undeniably advanced.