Lulu - Fixed Blade Knife - Black MagnaCut

THE LULU Designed in Utah and manufactured in Michigan - we are proud to introduce Knafs' first ever Made in the USA knife. Did we mention it's a fixed blade? When we say USA Made, we mean it. The knife itself is produced here, yes, but everything down to the sticker on the box is sourced locally in the US. Perhaps our favorite homegrown ingredient is the Raw CPM MagnaCut blade steel. This stuff is ultra-high-performance while also being completely unique to each knife. No stonewash, bead blast, satin, or polish here. This is how it comes directly after it cools into sheets of raw metal. Slight pitting, scratching, and scuffing to be expected. This Lulu comes with a black PVD coating. And for the kicker Ben himself flew all the way to the Colombian Amazon to put the Lulu through its paces. Save the details for the blog, but let's just say she didn't disappoint. Who is Lulu? That's tough to say definitively, but this Lulu is named after a favorite mountain pass in Southern Montana. Who was that pass named after? That's a different story for another time. FEATURES Black PVD coated Raw finished CPM MagnaCut steel Scandinavian (Scandi) grind - perfect for Bushcrafting tasks. Also makes a great impromptu meat-only-chili-poker 17 degree microbevel on each side. Slices well, but it prevents chipping because added support behind the blade edge Layered green canvas micarta and red G10 Open-source scales - download the CAD file here and design your own Flat head hardware - we want you to be able to work on your knife SPECIFICATIONS Overall Length 6.75" (171.5 mm) Blade Length 2.95" (74.9 mm) Blade Thickness .113" (2.8 mm) Handle Thickness .85" (21.6 mm) Weight 3.8 oz (108g) Weight w/Sheath 5.9 oz (167g) Blade Material CPM MagnaCut Hardness 62 HRC Finish Black PVD coated Handle Material Layered green micarta and red G10 Sheath Material Thermoplastic Kydex-like material Blade Shape Drop Point Blade Grind Scandi Grind Angle (micro Bevel) 34° (17° per side) Country of Origin USA OEM White River Knives Designer Ben Petersen LEARN HOW TO SHARPEN