CRKT Kith 6433 - Ken Steigerwalt Value Price EDC - Satin Drop Point - Black GRN - Front Lock Folder

Columbia River Knife and Tool: CRKT Kith Knife, CR-6433

The 6433 CRKT Kith Knife, designed by Ken Steigerwalt of Orangeville, Pennsylvania, is a value priced gent's style EDC that features a 2.95 inch drop point blade made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, .11 inch thick, with satin finish and dual thumb studs for ambidextrous one hand opening. The slim profile black GRN (glass reinforced nylon) handle, 3.78 inches closed, has a subtle pattern for visual interest and secure grip, steel liners for strength, sturdy Front Lock and a removable deep carry pocket clip mounted at the butt end. The CRKT Kith has an overall open length of 6.75 inches, and it weighs 2.30 ounces. Made in China.

From the CRKT site: Familiar. Just like an old friend. The Kith is designed by veteran knifemaker Ken Steigerwalt, who takes inspiration from traditional midlock joints and backlock folders to create a whole new approach with his front lock design. Intuitively constructed, opening the blade feels second-nature, giving this knife's Old English name for "friend" a whole other meaning.

Seasoned knifemaker Ken Steigerwalt of Orangeville, Pennsylvania reimagines traditional locking mechanisms with the Kith's front lock feature, utilizing the knife's liners as springs to create more ample space for the blade. Drawing from such tried and true lock designs, the knife's strategically placed thumb stud and front lock allows for easy opening and closing with your preferred hand - achieving complete ambidextrous freedom.

With a 2.95" drop point blade featuring a thin, sturdy tip, the Kith accommodates to higher-precision work. Inspired by a classic rag micarta look, the handle upholds a simple and clean aesthetic that also allows for multiple grip and carry options. Checking both boxes for durability and lightweightness, this low-profile gentleman's knife features a glass-reinforced nylon handle, making it a great everyday carry that won't weigh you, or your pocket, down.

Plain and simple: the Kith is the familiar, everyday favorite.

Columbia River Knife and Tool: CRKT Kith Knife, CR-6433

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