CRKT Orochi

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Named for a mythical serpent, the Orochi pairs award-winning design with a hidden flipper and dual-opening options, delivering sleek lines, smooth action, and standout personality in a refined EDC folding knife.
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Columbia River CRKT 5680 Princeton Wong Orochi Liner Lock Flipper Knife 3.55" 14C28N Satin Recu…Retail price: $139.99, our price: $104.99
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CRKT Orochi FAQ

Designed by Princeton Wong, the CRKT Orochi series stands out with its dramatic lines and dual deployment options. This series offers both premium and budget-friendly configurations to accommodate different preferences and budgets.

What is the blade shape of the CRKT Orochi?
The CRKT Orochi features a highly styled blade that blends a tanto point with a slight recurve near the heel. This 3.55 inch blade is accented by a sinuous clip point spine and a decorative swedge. To learn more about how this profile performs, check out our guide on tanto blade benefits.
How do you open the CRKT Orochi?
The CRKT Orochi features dual-opening options for deployment. You can open the blade using the dual thumb studs or by utilizing the low profile flipper tab.
What are the differences between the premium and budget Orochi models?
The premium Orochi features a Damascus steel blade, titanium handles with matching Damascus bolsters, and a frame lock for around $200. The budget variant is built with a 14C28N stainless steel blade, blue G10 handles with steel bolsters, and a liner lock for around $105. Physically, the premium version has a sleeker and more svelte profile, while the budget G10 version has a slightly blockier feel in the hand.
What locking mechanism does the CRKT Orochi use?
The locking mechanism depends on the variant you choose. The premium titanium model uses a frame lock that is pocketed out on the exterior to accommodate the bolster, whereas the budget G10 model utilizes a traditional liner lock.