Grayman Satu Ti-Ti folder

[Thernlund]

Picked this up from TFB...

Most knife owners appreciate the peace of mind that comes from an overbuilt tool. Sure, you can cut things with a $0.99 boxcutter, but what if your life depended on it? Wouldn’t you rather have something you know will work time and time again? Grayman is clearly one of the makers who is in touch with this concept. Well known for his robust fixed blades which are built to withstand the rigors of the most unrelentingly harsh environments, it’s no surprise that his entrance into the folder market was equally as tough.

Full article and MANY more pics: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/03/03/grayman-satu-ti-ti-review-one-folder-to-rule-them-all/

That thing is ridiculous.  DO WANT!   


-T.

[ArizonaGunOwners.com]

[Harm]

That is slick.  Scary price tag but yeah. 

[870policemag]

Does it come in black?

[coelacanth]

Nice looking knife, though for that kind of money you could have a Chris Reeve Sebenza.   That's the knife that originated the modern concept of the frame lock and is still the one by which the rest are judged.  If you have not handled one they are a revelation.      I don't own one of his folders but I have a couple of his fixed blades that I would stake my life on.  They are the embodiment of the term "over engineered".

[capcyclone]

You had me sold right up until I saw the price tag.   

But, quality comes with a price - right?

[Harm]

Its a bit more costly than my ZT so yeah I was shocked but DANG that's a big knife. 

[ItWasntMe]

[...] DANG that's a big knife.

My first thought too. It's ~10in opened.

[ArizonaGunOwners.com]