Kansept Knives Johnathan Sibley Havorn Frame Lock Flipper Knife 3.48" Damascus Drop Point Blade, Wave Milled Bead Blast Titanium Handles with White Storm FatCarbon Inlay - K1069A1

Description

KSPK1069A1: K1069A1 Havorn Damascus Flipper Knife, Wave Milled Titanium/White Storm FatCarbon

Kansept Knives

The Havørn (Havorn), named after the White-Tailed Eagle, is swift, agile, and sleek. This full-sized frame lock flipper knife is lightweight, thanks to the generous internal milling of its 6AL4V titanium frame and FatCarbon inlay. Its design offers users multiple deployment options. The wave milling on the show side is echoed on the pocket clip, adding both visual interest and extra grip. Ideal for EDC, tactical use, and collectors, this knife combines performance with aesthetics seamlessly. Featuring a traditional back flipper tab as well as a front flipper tab, the Kansept Havorn features multiple opening methods to suit any moment perfectly. This model features a stunning Damascus blade, bead blasted titanium handles with a gorgeous "wave" milling pattern, and a White Storm FatCarbon inlay on the presentation scale.

About the Designer:

After high school, Johnathan Sibley went to art school where he honed his skills in design, painting, sculpture, jewelry, and illustration. After art school, Johnathan worked as a graphic artist and designer, CNC programmer, luthier, jewelry maker, and furniture maker. But, all roads led back to knifemaking. Every new skill was incorporated into it. Johnathan Sibley now owns a storefront knife shop, The Blade Bar, in downtown Ben Wheeler, Texas. He makes hand-forged knives by day, under the name Djinn Knives, and works on designs for production knives in the evenings. Johnathan is grateful that he is "living the dream" doing what he loves to support his family. He had the opportunity to compete on the History Channel's 'Forged in Fire' in 2018 and he was a finalist in season 5, episode 10 of the show. Johnathan is very excited to bring you all of his designs, and share his love for design, met with his love for a functional, artistically-designed daily knife.