Grimm Reaper Massive High-End EDC Folding Knife for Professionals. m390 Blade with Ceramic Ball Bearings & Garolite/Stainless Steel Handle

Introducing the Grimm Reaper - Forged in Fire, Embraced by Professionals!

The Grimm Reaper - not just a knife, but a testament to your audacity in the face of the extreme. This 9.4 cm Clip-Point blade, hewn from m390 "God-Steel," boasts a hardness of 60-61 HRC, slicing through challenges as effortlessly as a can of beans. Its professional-grade Garolit and stainless steel handle with a protective clip ensures a secure grip, even in the most demanding situations. Rain or shine, Garolit remains remarkably slip-resistant, offering unwavering traction. The meticulously crafted stainless steel frame of the handle exemplifies precision. For professionals like you, the Grimm Reaper is your high-end EDC masterpiece - the embodiment of readiness for both leisure and labor, when the stakes are high.

The blade of the Grimm Reaper rests on a ceramic ball bearing, guarded by a Liner Lock. Swiftly deploy it, then close it just as swiftly. This is your unwavering companion, especially when navigating the tumultuous tides of life.

Specifications:

- Overall Length: 22.3 cm

- Blade Length: 9.4 cm

- Blade Width: 3.0 cm

- Blade Thickness: 4.1 mm

- Blade Material: m390 "God-Steel"

- Handle Length: 12.9 cm

- Handle Material: Garolit & Stainless Steel

- Hardness: 60-61 HRC

- Weight: 170 g

- Opening & Closure: Thumb Stud, Flipper

- Additional Features: Ceramic Ball Bearing, Belt Clip,

For those thirsting for deeper knowledge:

The m390 "God-Steel" Blade on Ceramic Ball Bearings

M390 steel, a marvel of the third-generation powder metallurgy by Böhler-Uddeholm, earned its moniker as the "God-Steel." Tailored for knife blades demanding superior corrosion resistance and extraordinary hardness for impeccable wear resistance in saline, damp, and corrosive environs, M390 shines. Enriched with chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, and tungsten, its sharpness and edge retention are second to none. M390 reaches an exceptional hardness of 60-62 HRC. This balance harmonizes resilience, wear resistance, and edge retention, making it the prime choice for knife artisans. Its edge endures, a testament to its excellence, though its prestige might be mirrored in its price. When it comes to wear resistance, M390 excels. A high proportion of chromium carbides and vanadium carbides contributes to remarkable wear resistance, enabling M390 blades to stand strong through consistent demanding use. M390 blades require infrequent sharpening, extending their life by minimizing wear and tear.

An inner frame of stainless steel guarantees structural stability. The Grimm Reaper's handles, sculpted from Garolit, wield the resilience of G10, a composite material renowned in aerospace, maritime, and medical industries. G10, a resin-based material, layers thin sheets of glass fabric soaked in epoxy resin, compressed through heat to forge a fiberglass material - G10. It ranks among the world's most durable fiberglass laminates. It resists shrinking or swelling even in extreme temperatures, boasting superior traits for handles, enduring up to 180°C. G10, prized for strength, durability, and exceptional water resistance, finds utility in underwater applications.