Churp Folding Knife 2.68" Satin D2 Blade, Olive Drab Micarta Handles, Designed by ESEE, Liner Lock - BRKC1

$19.95

MSRP* : $29.95 | You Save* : $10.00 (33%)
Part #: RCBRKC1 | BRK Designed by ESEE
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Description

RCBRKC1: Churp Folding Knife, Olive Drab

BRK Designed by ESEE

The Churp is a small folder perfectly designed to be your next EDC. The small spear point blade allows for quick, agile cuts and can handle almost every day-to-day task. The rounded Micarta handles feel smooth and comfortable in your hand. The knife is secured via a liner lock mechanism and the locking liner curves outward to provide easy access to disengage the knife. The knife comes complete with a lanyard hole.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 2.68"
  • Cutting Edge: 2.62"
  • Closed Length: 3.62"
  • Overall Length: 6.30"
  • Blade Steel: D2 Tool Steel
  • Thickness: 0.09"
  • Blade Shape: Spear Point
  • Blade Finish: Satin
  • Handle Material: Olive Drab Micarta
  • Handle Thickness: 0.45"
  • Locking Mechanism: Liner
  • Weight: 2.1 oz.
  • Made in China

UPC Code: 871374604008

Related Categories

BRK Designed by ESEE, Churp Folding Knives Series, D2 Blade Steel, Micarta Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks

Product Handle Badge: Micarta Handles
Product Clip Type Badge: Pocket Clip
Product Steel Type Badge: D2 Tool Steel
Churp Folding Knife 2.68" Satin D2 Blade, Olive Drab Micarta Handles, Designed by ESEErated 3.700 stars out of 5 (10 reviews)
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Churp Folding Knife 2.68" Satin D2 Blade, Olive Drab Micarta Handles, Designed by ESEE
rated 4 stars out of 5
Ben
North Carolina
Dec 20, 2025
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Sheath, Weight
Cons: None
Good little blade
I received this in the mail today and couldn't wait to see it my hand. Initial impression, fit and finish were great, the D2 blade came sharp, decided to give a quick pass on the diamond stone and a quick strop, now it was razor sharp. Did a quick cutting test on some cardboard boxes, the blade cut through that with no resistance. The green micarta scales were very smooth in my hand and felt pretty good. One negative is the liner lock tab protrudes quite a bit, if you have large hands, it may bother you a bit, for those of us with medium to small hands, not so much but you will know it's there, so adjust accordingly. The pocket clip is ok, but I noticed a bit of wiggling, The knife is well put together overall, the blade size compared to my SAK is about the same length but is taller and wider compared to it.For the price, you can't go wrong and would make some great stocking stuffers or a great Birthday gift for anyone into knives. One last thing, a big SHOUT out to knife center for their prices and quick delivery.
Churp Folding Knife 2.68" Satin D2 Blade, Olive Drab Micarta Handles, Designed by ESEE
rated 4 stars out of 5
Squidlipso’malley
Highlands Ranch, Co
Dec 12, 2025
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Sheath, Weight
Cons: None
$20!! Show me a better knife for the same price!!
First off. The doofus review who asked why the liner lock is on the bottom, you dolt all liner locks come up from the bottom scale. The people complaining about the action and lock up are the same type of people who will tell you their $150 liner locks “just need to be broken in” lol. It’s made in China, so what, so is about 90% of everything in your life. Your “american made” products use almost all Chinese components. The knife came sharpers than it should for the price. All the people crying about lock problems, blade not being centered and especially the ones crying about the liner lock sticking out are just noise. What in the heck are i your doing with your 2.5” knife where the liner lock is actually hurting your hand? Maybe they are too dumb to realize they can send to back for a refund or for a replacement. Maybe they don’t even own the knife and are lonely basement dwellers who want to hate everything that’s good in life. Mine was a little tough getting the lock to set in whenever I tried flipping it open, but if you use one hand to pull the blade open and the other to hold the handle, like it was designed to be you’ll have no problem getting the lock to move into the locked position. I have owned tons of knives. This knife is without a doubt the absolute best value and best quality knife for the price in folding knives. It’s a pocket knife, it’s already a compromise over a fixed blade so don’t expect it to be as tough as a fixed blade, and don’t expect it to have the kind of “action” as even a $50 knife. Buy them, buy multiples, every boy or man will never be disappointed in any knife. We all love tools, especially dangerous ones like knives. We especially like knives with micarta, have cool locks or other features. We really like stuff made by people who do stuff we do wish we did like teach and spend our lives learning to survive like Esee. A knife is cool, a knife designed and used by ninjas, special forces , or survival experts. This is knife that is 2 to 3 times better than the price. It’s a much better value than any Benchmade where you’re paying 2 to 3 times more than the knife is worth. I have quite a few. The make great gifts, they are decent little camp knives, decent whittlers, great for cleaning up a snake, rabbit, squirrel, it’s a tad short for fish but it can be done. $20 lmao the fact anyone is complaining means they are miserable people and can’t find joy in anything, they probably scare puppies, drop kick kittens, and “accidentally” drop kids. Get this knife. Some people spend more on 1 Starbucks drink..
Churp Folding Knife 2.68" Satin D2 Blade, Olive Drab Micarta Handles, Designed by ESEE
rated 4 stars out of 5
Gene R
Virginia
Mar 05, 2023
Pros: None
Cons: None
I'd fix a few things, but worth the price
3/5/2023-The lock bar is kind of weak, so the blade needs to be opened with some force, otherwise the lock fails. I open the blade about halfway and whip it open the rest of the way to make sure the lock is engaged. The lockbar is also on the bottom, and the tab to unlock it is unnecessarily big and gets in the way of my index finger. Why they didn't put the lock on top is beyond me. The scales looked textured online, but they're pretty smooth, which I didn't like. Other than that it's a nice little knife, D2 blade is thin and slicey, full-flat grind, and other than the lock it seems pretty sturdy. It's a keeper.
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