Columbia River CRKT Jesper Voxnaes Batum Frame Lock Folding Knife (3.16 Inch Satin Plain Blade) Black G10/Stainless Steel Handle 5453

CRK5453: Batum Folder (3.16 Inch Satin) Black G10 and Stainless Handle 5453
Columbia River (CRKT)

You’re not interested in the path of least resistance. Neither is this knife.

The Batum everyday carry folder is the knife equivalent of a 4x4. It's the go-anywhere, do-anything burly backwoods go-to. The stout blade shape pairs with the ergonomic handle to make a companion that won’t back down to any camp task.

If there's anyone that knows what to have on hand when Mother Nature rears her wild head, it's Jesper Voxnaes. Jesper designed the Batum in his hometown of Loegstrup, Denmark and applied his signature clean-line, all-business style to it.

Its big-bellied modified drop point blade features a sleek satin finish and a low-profile thumb slot deployment mechanism. Once open, it's secured in place with a frame lock for safety and offers two secure grip positions. On one side, a black G10 handle ensures your grip won't slip even in the grittiest situations, and on the other side, a modest stonewash stainless steel handle locks the deep-pocket carry clip in place.

It’s purpose-built for the desolate terrain near Batum, Denmark, and raring to combat anything that you could find anywhere else.

Columbia River Knife & Tool - 5453 Specifications:

• Overall Length:
  7.875 in.
• Blade Length:
  3.125 in.
• Blade Thickness:
  0.15 in.
• Blade Material:
  8Cr13MoV Stainless Steel
• Blade Style:
  Drop Point
• Blade Grind:
  Flat Ground
• Blade Finish:
  Satin
• Edge Type:
  PlainEdge
• Handle Length:
  4.625 in.
• Handle Thickness:
  0.53
• Handle Material:
  G10
• Handle Color:
  Black
• Frame/Liner:
  Stainless Steel
• Weight:
  7.0 oz.
• Carry Method:
  Stainless Steel Pocket Clip (Right Hand Tip-Up, Tip Down)
• Knife Type:
  Manual Opening Folder
• Opening Mechanism:
  Thumb Hole
• Locking Mechanism:
  Frame Lock
• Brand:
  CRKT
• Model:
  Batum
• Model Number:
  5453
• Designer:
  Jesper Voxnaes
• Made in China