Civivi Hadros Thumb Stud Knife – Black Micarta Handle (3.35″ Satin Finished 10Cr15CoMoV) C20004-1
£75.00
The Hadros is an efficient cutter from Dylan Mallery with an ultra-slender handle. The wide Wharncliffe blade is deployed with dual thumb studs and has a hollow saber grind for maximum sharpness. Its slim handle is probably our favorite feature of this knife, making for a comfortable grip and easy carrying EDC piece. The handle is just enough to cover the blade in the closed position and allow for an ergonomic grip, nothing more. It would make a viable outdoorsman knife and is perfectly poised to excel at utility tasks. Give the Hadros a shot, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
Features:
Satin, Wharncliffe blade made from 10Cr15CoMoV stainless steel.
Thumb stud opener with a ball bearing pivot.
Stainless steel liner lock.
Reversible pocket clip for right- or left-side carry.
A Stunning Knife.
WOULD BE A STEAL AT TWICE THE PRICE.
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2 in stock
Description
Model Number: C20004-1
Model Name: Hadros
Overall Length: 7.55″ / 191.7mm
Blade Length: 3.35″ / 85mm
Closed Length: 4.2″ / 106.7mm
Blade Thickness: 0.12″ / 3mm
Handle Thickness: 0.47″ / 12mm
Weight: 2.57oz / 72.8g
Blade Material: 10Cr15CoMoV
Blade Hardness: 59-61HRC
Blade Grind: Hollow
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle Material: Micarta
Handle Color/Finish: Black
Liner Material: Stainless Steel
Liner Color/Finish: Gray
Pocket Clip: Tip-Up,L/R
Clip Material: Stainless Steel
Screws/Thumb Stud Material: Stainless Steel
Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing
Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock
Designer: Dylan Mallery (USA)
From a young age I’ve always had a fascination with edged tools and of course growing up as an artist it’s just something that I enjoyed drawing. as I got older more into the realistic side of things, sculpting and portraits things of that nature.
After 2014 I found myself collecting knives and so I decided to learn how to make them. I felt like with my abilities as an artist I would be better suited to designing. years of doodling knives. I decided to learn 2D cad, a couple years later, I learned 3-D printing and then. I learned fusion 360 mostly self-taught with the help of few. I am very lucky to work with great companies who give me the opportunity to present my designs
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