Experience superior craftsmanship and reliable performance with the MASALONG D2 Steel Folding Utility Knife. Engineered for the discerning outdoor enthusiast and everyday carry user, this robust tool combines a premium D2 steel blade with a precision-machined CNC aluminum alloy handle. Its thoughtful design ensures both exceptional durability and a comfortable, secure grip for a wide range of tasks.
Whether you're setting up camp, preparing kindling, or tackling daily cutting challenges, this folding knife is your dependable companion. The D2 steel offers outstanding edge retention and resistance to wear, making it a low-maintenance choice for demanding environments. Its compact form factor makes it an ideal addition to your outdoor gear or EDC collection, ready when you need it most.
Designed for versatility, the MASALONG Folding Utility Knife excels in various scenarios, from bushcrafting and hiking to general utility tasks around the home or workshop. The secure folding mechanism provides peace of mind during transport and use, ensuring safety and convenience. Maintain its pristine condition with regular cleaning and proper storage to enjoy years of reliable service.
Key Features:
- Premium D2 Steel Blade: Offers exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance for demanding tasks.
- Precision CNC Aluminum Handle: Ergonomically designed for a secure, comfortable grip and superior durability.
- Compact & Lightweight EDC Design: Ideal for everyday carry, easily fits in your pocket or gear bag.
- Versatile Outdoor Utility: Perfect for camping, hiking, bushcraft, and general outdoor activities.
- Reliable Folding Mechanism: Ensures safe and convenient deployment and storage.
Specifications:
| Overall Length: |
195 mm |
| Blade Length: |
80 mm |
| Handle Length: |
115 mm |
| Weight: |
92 g |
| Blade Material: |
D2 Steel |
| Handle Material: |
CNC Aluminum Alloy |
Please note: This product is intended for utility and sporting purposes only. Always handle with care and comply with all local laws and regulations regarding blade ownership and carry.
It is possible that you are simply not yet accustomed to the locking mechanism of your newly purchased knife—specifically when pushing the lock forward with a finger or backward with your thumb. You should try working it repeatedly to break it in. If you find it difficult to push, try pressing down on the red lock to loosen it, and repeat the motion a few times.
