We Knives Curvaceous Flippers

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Based on Eric Ochs' custom Persian, the Curvaceous is a bad bad knife with the looks to match its imposing presence.
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We Knife Company Eric Ochs Curvaceous Flipper Knife 3.7" CPM-20CV Bead Blasted Trailing Point B…Retail price: $350.00, our price: $199.95
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Common Questions About the WE Knife Curvaceous

Designed by Eric Ochs, the Curvaceous series features an imposing 3.7-inch blade and a sophisticated compound grind. These premium flippers combine tactical presence with refined materials like titanium and CPM 20CV steel.

What kind of blade shape does the WE Knife Curvaceous use?
The Curvaceous series utilizes a trailing point blade with a specialized compound grind. This configuration includes a hollow-ground section for slicing efficiency and a flat-ground tip to provide additional strength to the needle-like point.
What handle materials are available for the Curvaceous?
The WE Knife Curvaceous series offers several handle configurations, all built on a titanium frame. Options include titanium with carbon fiber inlays, natural G10, or dark green Micarta scales paired with a black titanium finish.
How large is the WE Curvaceous and who is it for?
With a 3.7-inch blade and a broad profile, the Curvaceous is a full-sized folder intended for users who prefer an imposing, capable knife. While the handle features a bird's beak pommel that provides a secure grip, users with very large hands may find the finger space slightly compact.
What steel is used in the WE Curvaceous series?
Every knife in the Curvaceous series features CPM 20CV stainless steel, known for its exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. The blades also receive a premium hand-finished look that resembles a very fine, high-end bead blast.
Is the WE Knife Curvaceous worth it?
In the $300 range, the Curvaceous series is a high-value option for enthusiasts seeking custom-level design from Eric Ochs. Its combination of complex blade grinds, titanium frame lock construction, and smooth ball-bearing action justifies its position as a premium tool.