Columbia River CRKT K210CFXP Ken Onion Motley Flipper Knife 3.875" Satin Plain Blade, Titanium Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlays, Frame Lock

Columbia River CRKT K210CFXP Ken Onion Motley Flipper Knife 3.875 inch Satin Plain Blade, Titanium Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlays

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Description

CRK210CFXP: K210CFXP Ken Onion Motley

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Try to put it in a box. It'll slash its way out. Cutlery Hall of Fame knifemaker Ken Onion is fearless when it comes to defying convention. The Motley folding knife design is no exception. Inspired by a classically tactical scimitar blade shape, it's completely reimagined with Böhler Uddeholm Sleipner premium blade steel and balanced with a titanium handle with carbon fiber inlays. The opening action is as head-turning as the fit and finish with the powerful and smooth IKBS ball bearing pivot system. Each one of the 500 pieces is labeled with its own serial number.

Specifications

Blade Length: 3.875"
Closed Length: 5.40"
Overall Length: 9.125"
Blade Thickness: 0.18"
Blade Material: Böhler Uddeholm Sleipner
Blade Style: Recurve Clip Point
Blade Grind: Flat
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle Thickness: 0.60"
Handle Material: Titanium with Carbon Fiber Inlays
Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
Pocket Clip: Tip-Up, Right Carry
Includes Leather Knife Pouch
Weight: 6.7 oz.
Made in Italy by LionSteel

UPC Code: 794023005189

Related Categories

CRKT Knives (Columbia River), Sleipner Blade Steel, Titanium Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Frame Locks, Made in Italy, Ken Onion

Pocket Clip Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.

Titanium Handles A nonferrous metal, it's prized for its high strength to weight ratio and is often used on higher end knives.

Frame Lock Developed by Chris Reeve, it functions like a liner lock but the lock is comprised of one of the handle scales. It's an extremely strong and easy to manipulate lock.

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Brett
Milford, Oh

Dec 16, 2024

Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight

Cons: None

Still Killer In 2024

To echo reviews from years prior, this is a kick butt knife. Much bigger (in a good way) than I anticipated in terms of how well it fills my hand. These have apparently been in a box in the KC warehouse since debuting around 2019 and the example I received was still in pristine condition (wrapped in plastic inside the leather pouch, FYI). Flipping action is immediately excellent, the lock up and ease of unlocking is incredibly smooth, and the fit and finish is top notch. I own mostly overbuilt American-made folders (Hinderer, Reeve, Demko, etc), and this can go toe to toe with those in terms of stoutness, quality, and feel in hand...but I only paid $300 for it on special. The value at this price point is insane. I'm not a big LionSteel fan but will give credit where it's due... They killed it!

An Edge Ahead
Md

Dec 16, 2023

Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight

Cons: None

The best of CRKT by LionSteel

Upon first removing from the leather roll up sheathe, holding the thick titanium scales, the carbon fiber inlays, quality was not spared, not one bit. Though the IKBS pivot was a bit restricted, so I used some Tuf-glide which assisted the deployment speed greatly. The flipper action is quick on the mark, the blade has zero play, it’s firm. The frame lockup is solid and easily lifted. Sleipner steel should be for all intents and purposes considered a super premium steel, since it can retain an edge far longer than M390, but is about as easy as sharpening an S90V. The Motley feels great in the hand, firm, fierce and wickedly sharp, especially for a recurve.

Justin
Los Angeles

May 02, 2022

Pros: Blade Sharpness, Blade Material, Handle Material

Cons: Lock Ease of Use

Excellent recurve blade knife

This knife feels excellent in hand, the blade is beautiful, comes sharp but a little stropping makes a difference. The flipping action is good, but I'll talk about that more in a second. The lock bar has developed some sticking and while you can fix it, it shouldn't be necessary. The knife cuts really well but the blade shape isn't great for cardboard without an awkward grip.Here is the bad... If you buy one of these in 2022 they will be old. You should absolutely be taking it apart and cleaning everything. Lube and clean the bearings and throw it back together with some loctite. Just get the pivot where you like it and leave it for a day afterwards so it doesn't loosen or tighten. Even after taking it apart blade centering was perfect.

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