QSP Knife Kali, Button lock, 14C28N stonewashed, Green aluminum QS159-E1 recenzia

The QSP Kali QS159-E1 Stonewashed 14C28N, Green Aluminum is an everyday carry (EDC) pocket knife featuring a high fidget factor due to its button lock. The blade sports a clip-point shape with an additional grind at the tip, providing a thinner tip for superior cutting capabilities. It can be easily opened using the double-sided thumb studs, and the reversible pocket clip makes it suitable for both left-handed and right-handed users. The QSP Knife Kali QS159-E1 Stonewashed 14C28N Green Aluminum, designed by Keanu Alfaro, is a stylish EDC pocket knife in olive-green. With a blade length of 8.3 cm, it is perfect for convenient carrying. When closed, it measures just 10.8 cm and weighs 112 g. You can effortlessly open the QSP Knife Kali QS159-E1 Stonewashed 14C28N Green Aluminum, designed by Keanu Alfaro, with one hand using the thumb stud. The knife operates on ceramic ball bearings, ensuring smooth action. Once opened, the button lock mechanism secures the blade in place, preventing accidental closure. This locking mechanism is among the best in terms of user-friendliness. Blade made of Sandvik 14C28N steelThe blade of the QSP Knife Kali QS159-E1 Stonewashed 14C28N Green Aluminum, designed by Keanu Alfaro, is crafted from 14C28N steel, a high-quality knife steel from Sweden. It is corrosion-resistant, maintains its sharpness well, is quite tough, and easy to sharpen. What more could you ask for? The blade features a 'stonewash' finish, achieved by placing the blade in a drum with ceramic stones or media and vibrating or tumbling it for several hours. This process results in a finish that can appear either precisely polished or roughened, depending on the version. The main advantage of stonewashing is that it makes signs of use much less noticeable, making it a popular choice for frequently used knives. Aluminum handleThe handle of the QSP Knife Kali is made from aluminum, measuring 10.8 cm in length. Aluminum is lightweight and easy for manufacturers to work with, making it a popular choice for knife handles. It comes in various grades or alloys, with most manufacturers opting for more durable types, often the same quality used in aircraft construction.