Anyone remember the McDonnell XF-85 Goblin jet fighter, designed to be carried in the bomb bay of the old B-36 bomber for defense? Well, this little guy reminded me of that Goblin, hence the name. The XF-85 didn't work out too well, but I think you'll find these Goblins useful.

The original Goblin features a clip point with a false edge for a sharp, useful point, and thumb grooves on the spine for a secure grip. The Goblin II sports a drop point with a gently tapering false edge. The wide hollow ground blades give the Goblin good cutting ability. Both are available with either shadowboxed black G10 scales or black cord wrap (CW).  A stonewashed finish is standard, but a satin finish can be ordered if desired. Other colors of G10 and paracord are also available.   Pictured above is a Goblin II in its standard iteration.

Ground from 1/8" stock, both the Goblin and Goblin II are 5 1/2" overall with a 2 1/2" blade. A Kydex sheath is standard. Starts at $170 with scales, $130 with cord wrap.