LionSteel SK01A EB Skinny Integral Flipper 3.31" CPM-Magnacut Old Black Drop Point Blade, Earth Brown Aluminum Handles with Natural Canvas Micarta Inlay, Frame Lock

Description

LNSK01AEB: SK01A EB Skinny Integral Flipper Knife, Earth Aluminum

LionSteel

Introducing Skinny, the cutting-edge EDC folding knife revolutionizing the market in 2024. Crafted with groundbreaking SOLID technology, each knife boasts a handle milled from a single solid piece of titanium or aluminum, ensuring unparalleled strength and durability. Titanium models feature sleek carbon fiber inlays, while aluminum variations showcase stylish Micarta designs. Weighing lightly and fitting effortlessly into any pocket, Skinny is a perfect everyday companion. Its CPM-MagnaCut steel blade, available in stonewash or OldBlack finishes, promises precision and longevity. Reinforced with a hardened steel insert, the lock bar ensures secure usage, while the IKBS ball bearing system facilitates smooth opening and closing motions. Plus, the innovative REF (Removable flipper) system allows for customizable functionality, giving users the option to remove the flipper with ease using the provided T6 torx tool. Designed by Molletta, Skinny comes complete with a versatile steel clip that can be positioned on either side of the frame using the included "U-Tool," offering ultimate convenience and adaptability straight out of the box.

About the Designer Molletta - Pensato Michele

Michele Pensato - aka 'molletta', his nickname in Italian - is a very active designer with years of experience. His previous life as an excursion lover and a passion for archaeology had him spending most of his experiences in the great outdoors, where he soon got to understand how a great knife should really be and what it should be capable of achieving. He led the Nexus Production Group and the group that was created at the MCKF forum. A keen student of the steel industry, he stands out for his new approach to the use of materials and experimentation in thermal treatment applications. An advanced user of design software such as Catia, SOLIDWORKS and Inventor, he applies FEA simulations to his design and aims to create solid and innovative products.