Begg Knives Seishin

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The Seishin is a boldly designed, medium duty knife designed for EDC carry. It features a sharp 3.5" blade and varying handle options to make sure your knife stands out amongst the rest.
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Begg Knives BG052 Seishin Bolster Lock Flipper Knife 3.5" VG-10 Satin Tanto Blade, Bolstered St…Retail price: $149.00, our price: $119.20
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Begg Knives BG054 Seishin Bolster Lock Flipper Knife 3.5" VG-10 Satin Tanto Blade, Bolstered St…Retail price: $149.00, our price: $119.20
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Begg Knives Seishin FAQ

Designed in collaboration between Kirby Lambert and Jared Van Otterloo, the Begg Knives Seishin delivers custom-inspired aesthetics, compound blade grinds, and sturdy bolster lock construction at an accessible price point.

Who designed the Begg Knives Seishin?
The Seishin is a collaborative design between custom knifemakers Kirby Lambert and Jared Van Otterloo for Begg Knives. It reflects Lambert's recognizable styling, featuring a broad blade profile, compound grinds, and custom-level aesthetic details.
What blade steel and grind does the Seishin use?
The Begg Knives Seishin features a 3.5-inch blade made from Japanese VG-10 stainless steel. It uses a compound grind that combines a hollow section near the heel for clean slicing with a flat grind at the tip for added strength, topped with an extended swedge and horizontal satin grain.
What handle materials and locking mechanism does the Seishin have?
The Seishin utilizes a stainless steel bolster lock mechanism integrated into black stonewashed steel handles. Depending on the model, handles feature wood onlays such as gray birch wood or pakkawood, paired with a milled titanium pocket clip.
What are the main tradeoffs of the Begg Knives Seishin?
The primary tradeoff is weight, as the stainless steel bolster and frame construction make it moderately heavier in pocket than a titanium folder. However, it compensates with solid lockup, smooth flipper deployment, and high-end design styling at a price around $119.