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Gerber Asada Clip Folding Pocket Knife with Locking Mechanism Black
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Gerber Asada Clip Folding Pocket Knife with Locking Mechanism Black

The Gerber Asada Fldr Onyx folding knife features an improved pocket size and bearings for quick use. Its handle is non-slip and comfortable, providing ease and security during use.

  • Blade Material:...

The Gerber Asada Fldr Onyx folding knife features an improved pocket size and bearings for quick use. Its handle is non-slip and comfortable, providing ease and security during use.

  • Blade Material: 7Cr17MoV
  • Locking Mechanism: Frame lock
  • Blade Length: 7.6 cm
  • Closed Length: 11.5 cm
  • Total Length: 19.1 cm
  • Weight: 135 gr
See Description & Specifications See Description & Specifications

  • Blade Material

    Tool Steel

    Characteristics:

    • Very durable under stress

    • Good edge retention

    • More susceptible to corrosion than stainless steel.
  • Total Length 19.1 cm
  • Bar Length 7.6 cm
  • Weight 135 gr
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Description & Specifications

The Gerber Asada Fldr Onyx folding knife features an improved pocket size and bearings for quick use. Its handle is non-slip and comfortable, providing ease and security during use.

  • Blade Material: 7Cr17MoV
  • Locking Mechanism: Frame lock
  • Blade Length: 7.6 cm
  • Closed Length: 11.5 cm
  • Total Length: 19.1 cm
  • Weight: 135 gr

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Dimensions

Type
Pocket Knife
Colour
Black
Serrated Blade
No
Blade Material
Tool Steel

Blade Material

Tool Steel

Characteristics:

  • Very durable under stress

  • Good edge retention

  • More susceptible to corrosion than stainless steel.
Weight
135 gr
Total Length
19.1 cm
Blade Length
7.6 cm
Blade Thickness
-

Type

Survival
No
Everyday Carry (EDC)
No
Educational
No
with Locking Mechanism
Yes
Automatic
No
Keychain
No
Batoning Technique
No

Batoning Technique

It is a "splitting with a knife" technique, which, although associated with survival knives, is a general method of using a wedge with impact.

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