CRKT Ripple EDC Folding Pocket Knife: Gentleman Everyday Carry, Satin Blade, IKBS Ball Bearing Pivot, Liner Lock, Textured Aluminum Handle, Pocket Clip K415KXP

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CRKT Ripple EDC Folding Pocket Knife: Gentleman Features

• Fast Opening: IKBS ball bearing pivot deploys the blade fast

• Fast Opening: The flipper deploys the blade fast

• Strong And Lightweight: Aluminum handle combines strength with minimal weight

• Designed by Ken Onion in Kaneohe, Hawaii

• Limited Lifetime Warranty covers any defects in materials or workmanship, see company site for details

About CRKT Ripple EDC Folding Pocket Knife: Gentleman

Product Description CRKT and noted knife designer Ken Onion are proud to introduce the Aluminum Ripple K415KXP folding EDC knife. The Ripple is noteworthy for its exceptional manufacturing quality, plus an almost unbelievable silky smooth and fast opening action thanks to the use of the IKBS internal knife ball-bearing system. The modified drop point blade has a high hollow grind, swedged top edge, and a high satin finish. Blade Steel is 8CR14Mov high carbon stainless steel with an HRC rating of 57-59. The blade is instantly opened by pressing the blade flipper with either hand. For safety while closed, the blade has a ball detent. Even the best conventional blade pivot bearings have some degree of friction which resists initial movement, or "stiction." In contrast, the Ripple blade opening action is almost friction-free due to the IKBS ball-bearing system. This innovative and simple design places ball bearings built into the stainless pivot screw. It is compact and adjustable at the blade pivot screw if ever needed. Not only is opening and closing exceptionally smooth, the IKBS system is durable and requires little maintenance, and yields a folder with great rigidity and no blade play. The Ripple K415KXP model has locking liner. In typical Ken Onion attention to detail, the aluminum handles are CNC machined with over 40 lightening holes and small ripples. The handles are then hard anodized black and then the top of the ripples are polished off to create a pocket worn finish. Ken Onion designed the stainless steel clip so it tucks away nicely in your pocket for every day carry and easy access. This knife combines brilliant design, custom knife quality, and advanced manufacturing technology in true Ken Onion fashion. Specifications: Blade Length: 3.125" (79.38 mm) Edge: Plain Steel: 8Cr14MoV Blade Finish: Satin Blade Thickness: 0.1" (2.54 mm) Grind: Hollow Closed Length: 4.33" (109.98 mm) Open Length: 7.5" (190.5 mm) Weight: 2.5 oz (70.87g) Handle: 6061 Aluminum Style: Folding Knife with Locking Liner Amazon.com _________ (view larger). Columbia River Knife & Tool (CRKT) and noted knife designer Ken Onion combined forces to create the Aluminum Ripple folding pocket knife, which offers brilliant design, custom knife quality, and advanced manufacturing technology in true Ken Onion fashion. Noteworthy for its exceptional manufacturing quality, the Ripple also produces an almost unbelievable silky smooth and fast opening action thanks to the use of the IKBS internal knife ball-bearing system. The modified drop point blade has a high hollow grind, is swedged top edge, and is finished in high satin. Blade Steel is 8CR14Mov high carbon stainless steel with an HRC rating of 57-59. The blade is instantly opened by pressing the blade flipper with either hand, and the blade has a ball detent for safety while closed. The Ripple blade opening action is almost friction-free due to the IKBS ball-bearing system. This innovative and simple design places ball bearings built into the stainless pivot screw. It is compact and adjustable at the blade pivot screw if ever needed. Not only is opening and closing exceptionally smooth, the IKBS system is durable and requires little maintenance, and yields a folder with great rigidity and no blade play. The Ripple K415KXP model has locking liner. In typical Ken Onion attention to detail, the aluminum handles are CNC machined with over 40 lightening holes and small ripples. The handles are then hard anodized black and then the top of the ripples are polished off to create a pocket worn finish. Ken Onion designed the stainless steel clip so it tucks away nicely in your pocket for every day carry and easy access. IKBS ball bearing opening system (view larger). Designer Info Ken Onion made his first knife in November, 1991, and designed his first folder in 1996 while recovering from back surgery. The result was the first assisted opening knife called Speed Safe. After finding some information on th