Camillus Bombat Flipper Knife 2.25" 440 Satin Drop Point Blade, Black GFN Handles, Liner Lock - 19484

$16.95

MSRP* : $19.99 | You Save* : $3.04 (15%)

Description

CM19484: Bombat Flipper Knife

Camillus Knives

The Camillus Bombat Pocket Knife features a solid 2.25" blade crafted with 440 stainless steel and bonded with titanium. With this blade composition, you can have a great balance between durability, sharpness, and corrosion resistance. Additionally, the titanium bonding makes the blade 3x harder than regular steel, offering unparalleled edge retention so you can have a knife that stays sharp over countless cuts. The glass-filled nylon handle is also among Camillus's strongest and most rigid, thanks to the addition of glass-filled materials to their proprietary blend of polypropylene, ABS, and other substrates. Furthermore, the handle features dual ball bearings for a smooth open every time, as well as a secure liner lock system. As with all of their knives, the Bombat includes a lifetime warranty as well.

Since 1876, Camillus Cutlery has been supplying the world with reliable, innovative, and quality-made knives that have survived the true test of time. As one of the oldest knife manufacturers, Camillus Cutlery has always answered the call for quality and will continue to do so with its hunting, fishing, sporting, and tactical knives. Craftsmanship with a worldwide following - it's been the Camillus way for over 140 years. Camillus products are made of Titanium Bonded cutlery-grade steel and are through-hardened to hold an edge. Camillus knives will withstand the impossible task and continue delivering over extended use.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 2.25"
  • Overall Length: 6.00"
  • Blade Material: Titanium Bonded 440 Stainless Steel
  • Blade Style: Modified Drop Point
  • Blade Finish: Satin
  • Handle Material: Black GFN (Glass Filled Nylon)
  • Locking Mechanism: Liner
  • Pivot Assembly: Ball Bearings
  • Pocket Clip: Stainless Steel Tip-Up
  • Weight: 3.52 oz.
  • Made in China

UPC Code: 016162194846

Related Categories

Camillus Knives, Folding Knives Series, 425 Blade Steel, Zytel Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks

Product Handle Badge: Zytel Handles
Product Clip Type Badge: Pocket Clip
Camillus Bombat Flipper Knife 2.25" 440 Satin Drop Point Blade, Black GFN Handlesrated 4.500 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Camillus Bombat Flipper Knife 2.25" 440 Satin Drop Point Blade, Black GFN Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Michael
Conroe, Tx
Sep 06, 2022
Pros: Handle Material
Cons: None
Well worth the price
I got this knife just for general purposes. I use it to cut tape and open packages. It's really inexpensive but, it's a great size and it's very sharp. There are some cons like, it's not very smooth on opening, especially at first. It doesn't have bearings. The edges of the spine weren't smoothed out and, they fell like they could cut you with enough pressure. There are pros too. The action loosens over time. I can almost open it with no wrist action, using just the flipper. The edge is very sharp and, maintenance is easy. The handle feels good. The pocket clip is deep carry and sturdy. The blade length and cutting edge shape are well designed. So, in my opinion, this knife is well worth the less than $20 it cost by a long shot, even with the cheap Chinese steel.
Camillus Bombat Flipper Knife 2.25" 440 Satin Drop Point Blade, Black GFN Handles
rated 4 stars out of 5
John
NC
Jun 25, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None
Didn’t like it at first; think I’ve changed my mind.
The gfn feels cheap even for a sub $20 knife. It deploys slow and the blade weight compared to the flyweight body makes it feel top heavy for such a small knife. The liner lock protrudes beyond the scales and feels like it would turn into a hot spot. HOWEVER, the 440 stainless blade with it’s hollow grind has FANTASTIC geometry and is a cutting champ! I’ve taken to carrying it to see how long the edge lasts with daily use, and to see if I can get that edge back; I’m no professional. As underwhelming in materials as this knife is it has some serious slicing prowess; makes me wonder if the similar Chunk might be it’s slightly nicer upgrade.