Combat Filet in OD Green Canvas Micarta: What You Get
By Half Face Blades | tools that cut deep | Published: 2026-11-05
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A grounded look at the Half Face Blades Combat Filet with OD Green Canvas Micarta: dimensions, steel, grip, sheath and the trade-offs to weigh before buying.
The Combat Filet in OD Green Canvas Micarta at a glance
The Half Face Blades Combat Filet is a fixed-blade knife built around a 4-inch blade and an 8.5-inch overall length. This version pairs an acid-etched, rock-washed blade with OD Green Canvas Micarta handles, Allen bolts and a textured grip. It ships with a Kydex sheath.
This is a buying guide for readers weighing whether that specific combination fits their use. The sections below stick to supplied catalog facts and point out where the record leaves a decision open.
Core specifications that shape the purchase
- Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip: Overall length of 8.5 inches with a 4-inch blade. The 4-inch blade and 8.5-inch overall length define a compact fixed blade rather than a long, flexible fillet knife. Check that size against the fish and tasks you have in mind.

Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip - Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip: Blade thickness of .15 inches. At .15 inches thick, the blade is substantial for its length. That favors strength in tougher cutting, but it is a different feel from a thin, highly flexible fillet blade.
- Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip: Made from S45VN American steel, known for excellent edge retention and toughness. The steel choice supports edge holding and durability. The supplied record does not give a hardness rating or a sharpening angle, so treat those as details to confirm separately.
What the OD Green Canvas Micarta handle changes in hand
The handle is OD Green Canvas Micarta with a textured grip and Allen bolts. Canvas Micarta is a layered material, and the textured surface is intended to give a secure hold. The Allen bolts are a visible hardware choice: they are part of the handle's construction and appearance, and they can be a factor if you later want to change or service the scales.
The record does not specify handle thickness, contour or bolt size. If grip fit is critical, those are questions to resolve before ordering rather than assumptions to make from the material name alone.
Handle, hardware and carry details
- Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip: Features OD Green Canvas Micarta handles with Allen bolts and a textured grip for a secure hold. This is the defining configuration of this listing. The textured grip is the feature to weigh if you prioritize a confident hold over a smooth handle.
- Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip: Includes a Kydex sheath for safe and convenient carry. A Kydex sheath is included, so carry and storage are covered out of the box. The record does not describe the sheath's mounting pattern or retention, so confirm those if you plan a specific carry setup.
- Combat Filet- OD Green Canvas Micarta, Allen Bolts, Textured Grip: Finished with an acid etch and rock wash, giving the blade a rugged, non-reflective appearance. The finish is a visual and surface characteristic. The supplied record does not make a corrosion-resistance claim, so do not treat the etch and wash as a substitute for basic blade care.
Trade-offs to weigh before you buy
- Compact blade vs. a traditional fillet profile: The 4-inch blade and .15-inch thickness read as a sturdy, compact cutting tool. If you want a long, thin, flexible blade for delicate filleting, this geometry may not match that expectation.
- Textured Canvas Micarta vs. a smooth handle: The textured grip is intended for a secure hold. If you prefer a slick handle or plan to use the knife where grit and residue collect, the texture is a characteristic to consider rather than a flaw.
- Allen bolts vs. fixed, flush hardware: Allen bolts are part of this build. They suit owners who like visible, serviceable hardware. The record does not state bolt dimensions or a removal procedure, so do not assume a specific disassembly method.
- Price vs. catalog comparison: The catalog price is USD 245.00, with a catalog comparison price of USD 350.00. Treat the comparison figure as a catalog reference, not a claim about current street pricing elsewhere.
Canvas Micarta filet knife care: what the record supports
The supplied information covers the acid etch and rock wash finish but does not include a cleaning routine, oil recommendation or sharpening procedure for this knife. That means care advice should stay general: keep the blade clean and dry after use, and avoid assuming the finish removes the need for basic maintenance.
For the Canvas Micarta handle, the record confirms the material and texture but not a specific cleaner or conditioner. If you already follow a Half Face Blades care routine for Canvas Micarta, apply it conservatively and test any product on a small area first. The absence of a supplied procedure is a limit of this record, not evidence that the knife requires no care.
Who this configuration suits
Choose the Combat Filet in OD Green Canvas Micarta if you want a compact fixed blade with a sturdy .15-inch stock, S45VN steel, a textured Canvas Micarta grip and included Kydex carry. It fits buyers who value a rugged, non-reflective finish and visible Allen-bolt hardware.
Look elsewhere if your priority is a long, flexible fillet blade, a smooth handle, or a documented care and disassembly procedure. Those are not confirmed in the supplied information, so they should not be assumed.
