CJRB Droma Folding Knives

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With a sleek, minimalist design, the CJRB Droma is a gentleman's pocket knife designed for ease of use.
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CJRB Cutlery Droma Folding Knife 3.33" AR-RPM9 Black PVD Drop Point Blade, Black Aluminum Handl…Retail price: $73.32, our price: $52.95
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CJRB Cutlery Droma Folding Knife 3.33" AR-RPM9 Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Champagne Aluminum…Retail price: $73.32, our price: $52.95
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CJRB Droma FAQ

Designed by Dylan Mallery, the CJRB Droma combines flowing lines, contoured aluminum handles with G10 inlays, and a versatile AR-RPM9 drop point blade. It delivers a premium in-hand feel and smooth cutout deployment at an approachable price point.

What steel and blade shape does the CJRB Droma have?
The CJRB Droma features a 3.33-inch drop point blade made from AR-RPM9 stainless steel. It is ground with a tall flat grind and moderate thickness to provide clean, efficient slicing performance.
How does the CJRB Droma open?
The CJRB Droma opens using an elongated blade cutout. This cutout accommodates multiple deployment styles, including an index finger flip, a middle-finger reverse flick, or a standard thumb roll.
What handle materials and lock type does the CJRB Droma use?
The Droma features contoured aluminum handle scales with textured G10 inlays and utilizes an inset liner lock. The contoured design fills the palm securely while keeping the handle profile sleek and refined.
Is the CJRB Droma pocket clip reversible?
Yes, the CJRB Droma includes a reversible deep-carry pocket clip that can be mounted for either right-hand or left-hand carry.
Is the CJRB Droma a good value?
Yes, the CJRB Droma provides exceptional value in the $50 range. With its Dylan Mallery design, contoured aluminum construction, and smooth multi-method deployment, it looks and feels like a significantly more expensive folder.