Columbia River Graham FLD Razel VEFF 4035 8Cr13MoV

Calling all avid craftsmen, the Columbia River Graham FLD Razel VEFF 4035 is waiting for you. Many of you have found the Razel to be one of the hardest working knives, but there was just something missing.

Knife designers Jon and Josh Graham decided to design a folding version which could be easily whipped out for any task, be opened with one hand, make the cut, close with one hand and then clipped back into their pocket of work apron. Along came the 4035 which they had to admit was much more efficient and faster.

It features a stunning 3.12” comboedge utility blade made out of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and a Rockwell hardness of 58-59. The thumb stud allows you to open the knife with one hand. Just a simple flick and the knife is open and ready for action, which is perfect if your other hand is preoccupied.

The 4035 is a full size working knife with a stainless steel interframe build and hand contoured black and white swirled micarta scales. The scales ensure that you have a secure and firm grip of the knife at all times, so no matter how vigorous you are you will remain in control of the knife. Alongside the handle is a deep finger choil which is another great safety feature, this also gives you an extra hold of the knife, but also makes sure that your hand does not slip onto the blade. On the end of the handle you will notice that it has a pommel which not only gives it a more decorative look, but can also be used as a defence weapon when needed.

If you are wanting a knife that can be used for hours and hours yet still remain comfortable to hold, then this is the knife for you.