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Chris Reeve Knives Small Inkosi Frame Lock Knife (2.75" Stonewash) CRK

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Made in USA
  • Overall Length: 6.50"
  • Blade Length: 2.75"
  • Cutting Edge: 2.625"
  • Blade Thickness: 0.13"
  • Blade Material: CPM MagnaCut
  • Blade Style: Drop Point
  • Blade Grind: Hollow
  • Finish: Stonewash
  • Edge Type: Plain
  • Handle Length: 3.75"
  • Handle Thickness: 0.41"
  • Handle Material: Titanium
  • Color: Gray
  • Frame/Liner: Titanium
  • Weight: 2.90oz.
  • User: Right Hand
  • Pocket Clip: Tip-Up
  • Knife Type: Manual
  • Opener: Thumb Stud
  • Lock Type: Frame Lock
  • Brand: Chris Reeve Knives
  • Model: Inkosi
  • Designer: Chris Reeve
  • Country of Origin: USA
  • Best Use: Everyday Carry
  • Product Type: Knife
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  • Chris Reeve Knives Small Inkosi Frame Lock Knife (2.75" Stonewash) CRK
  • Chris Reeve Knives Small Inkosi Frame Lock Knife (2.75" Stonewash) CRK
  • Chris Reeve Knives Small Inkosi Frame Lock Knife (2.75" Stonewash) CRK
  • Chris Reeve Knives Small Inkosi Frame Lock Knife (2.75" Stonewash) CRK

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The Inkosi folding knife is a design by Chris Reeve that builds on the inherent strengths of the Integral Lock. This knife is a smaller, more compact everyday folder with Chris Reeve Knives' award-winning manufacturing excellence. Inkosi is the Zulu word for Chief and this knife certainly commands respect.

Chris Reeve Knives is continually improving their knives and the Inkosi features a number of refinements:

  • The blade is 8% thicker than the Small Sebenza 21 and utilizes CRK's Large Hollow Grind technology.
  • Double thumb lugs are standard.
  • Oversized phosphor bronze washer with extra-large grease pockets
  • Larger, sturdier stop pin.
  • Added stability to the locking mechanism and ceramic ball lock bar interface.
  • Pocket clip rests on the spine rather than contacting the lock bar to avoid undue pressure on the lock.

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