Description
QSPQS102C: QSP Parrot V2 Folding Knife, Jade G10 Handles
QSP Knives
The QSP Parrot is designed as a simple trimmed-down model perfect for everyday carry. The sleek spear point blade is made from D2 tool steel with a satin finish. Thumb studs on either side of the blade and a reversible pocket clip make this a great option for both right and left-handed people. The G10 handles are CNC milled to bring a smooth comfortable grip even in wet conditions. The handles come in a variety of colors to help find the one that suits you. Caged bearings in the pivot provide a smooth deployment that won't strain your thumb.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.25" (82mm)
- Closed Length: 4.00"(102mm)
- Overall Length: 7.25" (184mm)
- Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel
- Blade Hardness: 58-60 HRC
- Blade Thickness: 0.12"
- Blade Style: Spear Point
- Blade Finish: Satin
- Handle Material: Jade G10
- Locking Mechanism: Liner
- Pivot Assembly: Caged Bearings
- Pocket Clip: Tip-Up, Right/Left Carry
- Weight: 3.03 oz.
- Made in China
UPC Code: 6976105880028
Pocket Clip
Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.
G10 Handles
Formed in a sheet under high pressure by combining fiberglass and an epoxy resin binder. These handles are lightweight and shaped to ensure a solid grip.
D2 Tool Steel
This semi-stainless tool steel offers great value, thanks to a high degree of edge retention that can often rival more expensive steels.
QSP Knives Parrot V2 Liner Lock Folding Knife 3.25" D2 Satin Spear Point Blade, Jade (Natural) G10 Handles
(1 review) 4.0 out of 5 stars
QSP Knives Parrot V2 Liner Lock Folding Knife 3.25" D2 Satin Spear Point Blade, Jade (Natural) G10 Handles Ilya
Albuquerque, Nm
Feb 07, 2021
Pros: Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Surprisingly decent
I got a couple of these, with green and pink handles, ostensibly to give to my kids next time we go camping. For $25, these are amazingly good knives. Build quality is adequate. Lock up is solid enough and consistent between the two knives I have. Blade symmetry is good. Factory edge is sharp, but disappears really fast, but once properly sharpened, edge holding looks about par for Chinses D2 and 440C knives. Which brings me to the reason I gave it a 4 and not a 5 rating. The green handles knife is indeed D2, but the pink handled on is actually 440C. I suspect it is an honest mistake on KnifeCenter's part, but still something to note. In my case it does not make any practical difference. I wish the pocket clip wasn't so shiny.
Portions of the following content are served by a 3rd party. If you have accessibility or usability difficulties related to this 3rd party content, please call 800.338.6799.
Close-up of hand holding knife, opening or unsheathing knife, and then closing or sheathing knife.
(
