The knife market has long been waiting for an inexpensive unique friction knife. [image] For 2 days, the knife pretty well raised the money for kickstarter. There are still several samples available for purchase, but the author claims that the series will be very limited due to manual assembly, exactly like retrocars. Find out more on the project page ... [image] #pocketrocketknife #edcknife #frictionfolder

The author of the knife project shows who supported the creation of products that have not yet received funding. [image] The project with modest fees, but a unique design gathered in its ranks lovers of friction folders. Retro design and titanium elements - visit card of Pocket Rocket Knife Project. The author in the update showed wood on the handle, but most are interested in orange composite, which are also demonstrated in the project, but are not offered for purchase. You can read more on the project page . [image] #pocketrocketknife #frictionfolderknife #titaniumknife

Just a couple of days and the dream of some fans of friction blades will become a reality ... [image] A classic knife with a friction mechanism and an advanced fastening system. Titanium linings and a retro logo font resemble the early design of the Porsche 356 ... many will like it. Within a month you can buy this pocket knife here ... [image]

Picked up a couple of these at $56.00 each including shipping from Amazon. [image] Specs: Opened length: approximately 8.5 " [image] [image] Closed length: approximately 4.75" Blade length approximately 3 -7/8" Handle with: approximately .5" wide Weight: 3.6 ounces. Blade material: 440C Blade finish: satin Grip material: Black G10 (other colors available) with black carbon fiber inserts Action: flipper, liner lock Right pocket clip only This picture shows the solid stainless steel liners. The stop pin is part of the blade, and you can see the liner cutouts behind the rear of the blade that the stop pin rides in. [image] About a 1/3 - 50% lockup, depending on how hard you flip the blade. There are no cutouts to access the liner lock, you have to wedge your thumb between the stationary liner and the liner lock to unlock the blade. Not as difficult as it sounds. [image] I like the kwaiken type blade design, but I feel that the Boker Kwaiken is a little too delicate in my large...

Pocket knives are some of my favorite types of knives. They are so unique in terms of designs, versatility, functionality, brands, etc. Each pocket knife is good for certain situations based on their blade type, size, accessories, and materials. I tend to carry cheap pocket knives with me on my hunting and camping trips, as i'm not as afraid to lose them relative to my damascus steel blades. Here are my favorite pocket knives. You can get any of these at frontierblades.com [image] This first knife is an 8.25" Elk Ridge spring assisted pocket knife. This knife screams heavy duty, and is the best portable hunting knife. I personally use this knife all the time when cleaning and skinning deer. The single edged stainless steel blade is pretty sharp for an elk ridge knife, and is great for making clean and accurate cuts. The simulated bone handle feels pretty good as well, and provides a rather comfortable grip. The great thing about the simulated bone handle is, after several years...

Took my Schwarz Perpetua on my first climb since lockdowns began in March 2020. Went up Mt Batolusong (Rising Rock) and the nearby Rangyas Peak on a very foggy, cold, windy, and drizzling Saturday morning. [image]