Nightshade® LT Liner Lock Folding Knife - 3.26" Nitro V Steel Blade & Micarta Handle - EDC Pocket Knife for Camping, Hiking & Outdoor Survival (Model NS32NTMK)

Specifications

Model Number: NS32NTMK

Overall Length: 7.48" | 190.00 mm 

Blade Length: 3.26" | 82.70 mm

Blade Width: 1.21" | 30.70 mm

Blade Thickness: 0.118" | 3.00 mm

Blade Material: Nitro-V

Grind: Flat 

Blade Style: Shilin Cutter

Finish: Satin

Hardness: HRC 60±2

Handle Length: 4.22" | 107.30 mm

Handle Width: 0.89" | 22.60 mm

Handle Thickness:   0.53" | 13.58 mm 

Handle Material: Micarta

Color: Black

Weight:   4.16 oz | 118.00 g 

Opener: Back Flipper

Lock Type: Liner Lock

Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing

Pocket Clip: Non-reversible | Stainless Steel

Carry Position: Tip-up 

Knife Type: Manual Folding

Frame/Liner: Stainless Steel

Designer: Yue

THE BLADE

Tall, full-flat grounded leaf-shaped blade, it’s Made for Slicing.
Pointy negative angled tip. Great for Push & Draw Cut.
Big, fat, curved belly and thin behind-edge thickness. EDC Chores, checked! Food Prep, checked!
Nitro-V steel. Well-test Mid-tier steel. Balanced performance, good toughness and edge retention.

THE HANDLE

3D-Contoured ergo handle. Excellent ergonomics.
When thicker means better. compact length, full grip feel.
Micarta handles are generally comfortable to hold and provide a secure grip during use while G10 handles are resistant to wear and tear, making them long-lasting and capable of withstanding heavy use.

THE CONSTRUCTION

Thicker liner. Strength meets durability.
Skeletonized milling. The extra step for easy everyday carry.
See-through sandwich construction with dual rear spacers. more stability & less complexity.

THE ACTION

Cage ceramic ball bearings for drop-shut smoothness.
Fine tuned detent for snappy action.
Non-Slippery milling on the lock release bar. Extra room for the lock release area. Big love for big hands.

THE DETAILS

Crowned spine. Eye-pleasing classy design.
Non-rotating pivot screw set. Maintenance made easy.
Purposefully placed jimpings on the flipper and the spine, all for confident and secured control over the knife.