Max Knives MKO11S2 Automatic Karambit knife OTF steel blade aluminum handle

€96,00

The MKO11S2 is an OTF double action self-opening Karambit knife.
The MKO11S2 model, measuring 220 mm in total, is equipped with an 80 mm curved blade, with a single cutting edge in 420 steel. Its gray plasma and CNC treatment gives it a hardness of 57 HRC.
Its easy sharpening and resistance to corrosion make it a durable blade over time. The deployment and locking of the blade is done vertically thanks to the automatic double action OTF system, activated by a simple button. This mechanism offers lightning speed, ensuring immediate protection and an instant deterrent effect.
The 150 mm curved handle offers a comfortable grip thanks to its thickness, its anti-slip bumps and its anti-fall ring, designed to place your index finger or a cord. Made from aluminum and carbon fiber, the handle is both light and strong. When you're not using it, you can easily hang it on your belt using the clip located on one side of the handle.
This knife will give you an optimal protection experience.

Blade steel: Steel 420

Handle material: Aluminum

Blade length: 80 mm

Total length: 220 mm

Handle length: 150 mm

Blade thickness:

Blade shape: Wharncliffe

Blade sharpening: Smooth

Finish: /

Nylon case included

For any professional order or order of large quantities, request a quote by email: info@maxknives.fr

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