Columbia River Slip Kiss Satin Engine Knife 5569

If you're fed up of the usual style of knife, that take a look at the Columbia River Slip Kiss Satin Engine Knife 5569. This particular model will seriously blow your mind away. If you're looking for a no-nonsense, no gimmicks knife then you will not go wrong with this one.

Comes with a 2.75” drop point blade made from 2CR13 stainless steel, flat grind and a satin finish. This allows the knife to be easily cleaned, without wasting precious time or effort. When you want the knife to get ready for action, simply use the nail nick and let it go to work.

When knife designer Ed Halligan created this knife he wanted to remove all the unnecessary features. He decided to strip the knife clean and only put back what was needed. Whilst doing this he was able to solve some challenging design problems he had encountered in the past.

For example the classic slip joint pocket knife normally comes with a steel frame and full-length brass liners. He decided with this model to minimise the frame, and riveted on two small brass liners to locate the blade laterally. As well as all this he also gave it the finger choils that help you to have a secure hold always – one great knife to love working with.