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Knafs

Knafs | Lander | Blue G-10 + D2

$58.99 USD
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The first ever Knafs knife. The Lander. It's a pocket knife that embodies the spirit of the first landing on the Moon. Take charge. Stick the landing. Walk on the Moon. The Lander is a pocket knife of possibility.   

The scales on the Lander are Fast Swap Scales: they're easy to remove without disassembling the entire knife. Simply unscrew four screws, and you're freeee! If you're unfamiliar with pocket knife disassembly, typically removing the scales can be an ordeal: the entire knife falls apart in your hands, and you've got to retune everything to align all the parts. Not hard, but not fast or convenient either.  

Blade Length: 2.75" (70 mm)
Overall Length: 6.4" (162 mm)
Closed Length: 3.6" (92 mm)
Blade Thickness: .1" (2.6 mm)
Handle Thickness: .4" (10.2 mm)
Weight: 2.4 oz (68 g)
Blade Steel: D2 (HRC: 57-59)
Blade Shape: Drop point
Blade Grind: Flat
Lock Type: Liner Lock
Pocket Clip: Deep carry, recessed, reversible, tip up
Thumbstud: Ambidextrous steel with T6 head
Pivot:
 Ceramic caged bearings
Country of Origin:
 Yangjiang, China
OEM:
 QSP Knives
Designer: Ben Petersen

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Very surprising little knife!

The thing that first attracted me to this knife was the swappable, open-source scales and how you don't have to completely disassemble the knife to swap them. But when it arrived, I was very pleasantly surprised by the overall build quality of the knife. Even though it's small, it feels solid in the hand. And the blade flies out super-quick when deployed. That actually took me aback! There's a solid, but very short detent, and once you break free of it, the blade deploys with a pleasant THWACK! As for the blade, D2 is pretty common, but it comes super-sharp out of the box and it's nicely thin behind the edge. The blade shape is very slicey! As for the handle, I myself love G10 and that blue is gorgeous!

My only minor gripe would be the clip. It's a little big and the bill sticks up a bit. It's not totally uncomfortable, but you know it's there. Other than that, this is a great knife and I'm looking forward to using it!