3.82-inch RWL34 and PMC27 PM stainless Damascus blade with a mirror-polished, hand-flamed finish.
Hand-engraved titanium alloy handle with anodized coloring gives each detail a tactile presence.
Manual flipper and thumb stud provide two ways to open the blade on a caged ceramic ball-bearing pivot.
Frame lock, titanium alloy clip, and 5.12-inch closed length round out this 6.35 oz folding knife.
Product Description
Cragline KB151 brings the layered pattern of RWL34 and PMC27 PM stainless Damascus together with a hand-engraved titanium alloy handle. Anodized coloring traces the handle details, while the mirror-polished, hand-flamed blade reflects the light. Open it manually with the flipper or thumb stud and feel the caged ceramic ball-bearing pivot at work; the frame lock holds the blade open. At 6.35 oz, Cragline balances a substantial feel with fine surface detail worth examining up close.
Specifications
Model: KB151 Overall Length: 227 mm / 8.94 inch Width: 38 mm / 1.5 inch Blade Length: 97 mm / 3.82 inch Blade Width: 30 mm / 1.18 inch Closed Length: 130 mm / 5.12 inch Blade Thickness: 4 mm / 0.16 inch Handle Thickness: 14 mm / 0.55 inch Weight: 180 g / 6.35 oz Blade Material: RWL34 & PMC27 PM Stainless Damascus Blade Finish: Mirror-Polished and Hand-Flamed Handle Material: Titanium Alloy Handle Color/Finish: Hand-Engraving & anodized coloring Clip Material: Titanium Alloy Screws Material: Stainless Steel Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing Opening Mechanism: Manual Opening Features: Flipper and Thumb Stud Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
Variation Notice: Some products may feature natural materials, hand-finished surfaces, blade patterns, handle textures, or inlays that can vary slightly from piece to piece. These natural and process-related variations are part of the material's character and may make each knife unique.
Disclaimer: This knife is intended for legal and non-aggressive use only. By purchasing this product, you confirm that you are 18 years of age or older and comply with your local laws regarding the possession of knives.
