Current is a new EDC knife designed by Bryce Alexander offering a small explode saltwater knife that has been specifically built for outdoor adventures and everyday use. The extremely corrosion resistant blade is constructed from LC200N Stainless Steel. Demonstration video to learn more.
Features of the small fixed blade salt water knife include :
– Machined mild textured handle – no slip grip
– Wide and thin blade – slices like a champ and excels in food prep
– Strong tip area – aids in spearing and various tasks
– Blade shape – cuts and skins well
– Deep finger notch – hooks the index finger for secure grip
– High handle – allows more finger clearance when chopping on flat surface
– Top and bottom jimping – helps with added traction when griping with finger tips
– Small footprint – made to carry with practicality in mind
– Titanium hardware – added corrosion resistance
“LC200N steel is a nitrogen based steel that has extreme corrosion resistance. An exceptional steel that has the ability to be hardened at 59 HRC. It is the steel of choice for equipment requiring high dynamic loads in corrosive environments. NASA uses it specifically for ball bearings in their aerospace applications. When used for a knife blade you have impressive corrosion resistance properties with a balance of toughness and edge holding ability. It is a phenomenal steel that is preferred in any salty or wet climate. From humid rain forest environments, to salt water fishing, to cold wet snowy conditions – you do not need to worry about keeping the “Current” dry.”
Specifications
– Blade Length: 3.00”
– Overall Length: 7.23″
– Blade Material: LC200N Stainless Steel Blade
– Blade Type: Drop point
– Handle Material: G10 fiberglass epoxy resin
– Blade Grind: Flat
– Blade thickness: 0.19 inches
– Blade Coating: PVD coating
– Hardware: Titanium
– Hardware Coating: PVD coating
– Weight: 4ozIf
Source: Kickstarter
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