Description
Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Integral – 3.60" Stonewash M390 Drop Point Titanium Frame Lock Knife
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash is a titanium integral frame lock folding knife designed by Jake McCoy and built by Chaves Knives. It features a 3.60" stonewashed Böhler M390 drop point blade and a one-piece stonewashed titanium handle with Chaves' magnetic inlay system, which opens with a flipper tab and thumb stud. Going Gear is an authorized Chaves Knives dealer.
Jake McCoy's Disciple Street runs a 3.60" flat-ground drop point with both a flipper tab and thumb stud, so it opens however you prefer to deploy a blade.
Key Features
- 3.60" Böhler M390 drop point blade (3.25" cutting edge), 0.15" thick
- Integral handle machined from a single piece of titanium — no separate scales or liners
- Frame lock built directly into the titanium integral body
- Magnetic inlay system — Chaves titanium inlays attach with three magnets for easy customization
- Stonewash finish
- Flipper and thumb stud opening, tip-up pocket clip
- Designed by Jake McCoy in collaboration with Chaves Knives
Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Chaves Knives |
| Designer | Jake McCoy |
| Model | Disciple Street |
| Finish | Stonewash |
| SKU | 723587149206 |
| Blade Length | 3.60" |
| Cutting Edge | 3.25" |
| Overall Length | 7.90" |
| Blade Thickness | 0.15" |
| Blade Width | 1.00" |
| Blade Steel | Böhler M390 |
| Blade Style | Drop Point |
| Blade Grind | Flat |
| Blade Finish | Stonewash |
| Edge | Plain |
| Handle Material | Titanium (integral) |
| Handle Finish | Stonewash |
| Handle Length | 4.30" |
| Handle Width | 1.10" |
| Handle Thickness | 0.50" |
| Weight | 5.10 oz |
| Lock Type | Frame Lock |
| Opener | Flipper, Thumb Stud |
| Pocket Clip | Tip-up, right-hand carry |
| Knife Type | Folding Knife (Integral) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the blade length of the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash?
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash has a 3.60" drop point blade with a 3.25" cutting edge and a 7.90" overall length when open. The blade is 0.15" thick and the knife weighs 5.10 oz.
What steel does the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash use?
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash uses Böhler M390, a powder-metallurgy stainless steel known for excellent edge retention, high corrosion resistance and a fine edge. It is one of the most popular premium steels for EDC folding knives.
What is an integral knife?
An integral knife has its handle machined from one solid piece of material instead of separate scales screwed to liners. On the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash, the handle and frame lock are a single piece of titanium, which makes the knife stiff, durable and clean-looking with fewer parts to loosen. That extra machining is also why integral knives cost more than standard folders.
How do the magnetic inlays work on the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash?
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash is part of Chaves Knives' magnetic integral line. Chaves offers titanium inlays for the Disciple Street with three magnets on the underside that attach to the integral body, along with titanium pocket clips and hardware, so you can change the look of your knife without tools.
What lock does the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash use?
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash uses a frame lock: part of the titanium handle springs behind the blade tang when the knife is open, holding it locked. Press the lock bar to the side to close the knife. It opens with a flipper tab and thumb stud.
What is the Stonewash finish on the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street?
A stonewash finish is created by tumbling the parts with abrasive media. The matte, textured surface hides scratches and wear, which makes it a favorite for hard-use EDC knives. On the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash, the finish is applied to the blade and titanium integral handle as a matched set.
Who designed the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street?
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street was designed by Jake McCoy as a collaboration with Chaves Knives, which produces it on its titanium magnetic integral platform.
Where can I buy the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash?
The Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash is available at Going Gear, an authorized Chaves Knives dealer. Going Gear carries Chaves integrals and the Chaves Blue Label line with fast shipping and expert customer support.
Is the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash a good EDC knife?
Yes — the Chaves Knives x Jake McCoy Disciple Street Stonewash combines a premium M390 blade, a one-piece titanium integral frame lock and a 5.10 oz carry weight in a knife built to be used every day. The magnetic inlay system lets you personalize it over time, making it a strong pick for collectors and daily carriers alike.