Mantis MCk-3 Heriess Coin Knife, 0.75" Hawkbill Blade, Abalone Handles

$53.95

MSRP* : $80.00 | You Save* : $26.05 (33%)

Description

MNTMCK3: MCK-3 Heiress

Mantis Knives

The Mantis Cilivianaire is a unique utility blade based off Warren Thomas' coin knife design. Featuring abalone handles and polished hawkbill style blade, the Civilianaire is the perfect 5th pocket knife. Compact design, stout friction folding action, and a wicked functional blade, the Civilianaire is the small knife that cuts like one twice it's size. Pick yours up today, drop it in your coin pocket and never be without a blade again.

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 2.125"
  • Blade Length: 0.750"
  • Blade Material: Polished 420 Stainless
  • Blade Style: Hawkbill
  • Handle Material: Abalone
  • Lock Style: Friction Folder
  • Carry System: 5th Pocket
  • Weight: < 1 oz.
  • Made in Taiwan

UPC Code: 1497805006358

Related Categories

Mantis Knives, Mantis Civilianaire Coin Knives Series, 420 Blade Steel, Mother Of Pearl Handle Material, Folding Knives,

Product Handle Badge: Mother of Pearl Handles
Mantis MCk-3 Heriess Coin Knife, 0.75" Hawkbill Blade, Abalone Handlesrated 4 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Mantis MCk-3 Heriess Coin Knife, 0.75" Hawkbill Blade, Abalone Handles
rated 3 stars out of 5
Payalinta
California
Aug 16, 2016
Pros: Handle Material
Cons: None
average quality product
The handle is really nice, can see layers of the mother of pearl in it. Knife itself is below average, blade swings out limply, looks like a budget blade.
Mantis MCk-3 Heriess Coin Knife, 0.75" Hawkbill Blade, Abalone Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Hans M
Langley, BC, Canada
Sep 10, 2015
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Great little knife!!!
I carry this coin knife as an EDC in my pocket. It has become extremely handy. Since my flipper tends to intimidate some people when I need to use a knife for a small job, I keep the flipper tucked away and use the Mantis because it's small, not intimidating and looks "pretty". The Abalone handle looks great and I find myself holding it a lot and just flipping it with my fingers. Feels smooth. Well crafted.