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The Ruike P166 Folding Knife blends precision engineering with a sleek, lightweight design for superior everyday performance.

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RUIKE Knives P166-AB Flipper Knife 3.62" Sandvik 14C28N Bead Blasted Tanto Blade, Black Aluminu… our price: $86.95
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About the Ruike P166

The Ruike P166 is an elevated everyday carry flipper featuring textured aluminum scales over a sturdy folded steel frame. With its 3.6-inch Sandvik 14C28N blade and smooth manual action, it delivers refined aesthetics and dependable utility.

What blade steel is used on the Ruike P166?
The Ruike P166 uses Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel for its approximately 3.6-inch blade. This Swedish steel is well regarded for everyday carry due to its solid edge retention, excellent corrosion resistance, and ease of resharpening.
How is the handle on the Ruike P166 constructed?
The handle features matte-finished aluminum scales with fine decorative milling along the top, supported by a folded steel liner frame underneath. This construction delivers the lightweight feel and refined look of a higher-end folder while maintaining structural rigidity.
What locking mechanism and deployment does the P166 use?
The Ruike P166 opens via an index flipper tab and secures with a stainless steel liner lock. The manual pivot provides smooth, responsive flipping action for quick one-handed deployment.
What are the pocket clip and carry options on the Ruike P166?
The knife comes equipped with a deep-carry pocket clip configured for right-hand, tip-up carry. Additionally, the backspacer features an integrated hidden lanyard attachment point for those who prefer lanyard carry.
How do the ergonomics feel during use?
The handle provides a secure grip thanks to top-edge milling and a slightly squared rear profile. This blockier section at the back gives the rear fingers a firm anchor point when bearing down and pushing through tougher cutting tasks.