Spyderco Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber Folding Knife, 1.23" - C188CFBBKP
Spyderco Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber Folding Knife, 1.23" - C188CFBBKP

Spyderco Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber Folding Knife, 1.23″ – C188CFBBKP

Original price was: $110.00.Current price is: $104.99.

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Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber

Size does matter, and sometimes smaller is better. That’s definitely the case with the Dog Tag Folder. Based on a design created by custom knifemaker Serge Panchenko, this diminutive non-locking folder features a one-piece handle machined from durable and visually striking carbon fiber/G-10 laminate. Its single-beveled blade is chisel ground from CPM® S30V® stainless steel and features a nonreflective black titanium carbonitride (TiCN) coating. An inlaid stainless steel spring in the handle provides tension for the detent mechanism, which keeps the blade fully opened or closed but does not lock it.

 

 

 

Spyderco Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber Folding Knife

Brand: Spyderco
Series: Dog Tag
Model: Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber
Overall Length: 3.23″
Blade Length: 1.23″
Blade Thickness: 0.118″
Blade Material: CPM S30B
Edge Type: Plain
Handle Length: 2″
Handle Material: Carbon Fiber/ G-10 Laminate
Frame/Liner: Steel
Weight: 0.9oz.
Pocket Clip: N/A
Knife Type: Manual
Blade Style:
Blade Grind: Flat Chisel
Finish: Satin
Opener: Thumb Hole
Lock Type: SlipJoint
Country of Origin: USA
Color: Black
UPC: 716104002450

Dog Tag Folder Carbon Fiber

Size does matter, and sometimes smaller is better. That’s definitely the case with the Dog Tag Folder. Based on a design created by custom knifemaker Serge Panchenko, this diminutive non-locking folder features a one-piece handle machined from durable and visually striking carbon fiber/G-10 laminate. Its single-beveled blade is chisel ground from CPM® S30V® stainless steel and features a nonreflective black titanium carbonitride (TiCN) coating. An inlaid stainless steel spring in the handle provides tension for the detent mechanism, which keeps the blade fully opened or closed but does not lock it.