LionSteel L.E. One Folding Knife Chemical Magnacut Hawkbill/Brown Aluminum LSLE1AEB

Built for those who demand fast action and rock-solid construction, the LionSteel L.E. One is a folding knife that bridges elite materials with cutting-edge design. The 3.23" CPM-MagnaCut Hawkbill blade offers exceptional edge retention, corrosion resistance, and a hard-hitting profile for tearing through fibrous materials. CPM Magnacut Stainless Tool Steel is one of the newest and most innovative steel types in the world, combining unsurpassed toughness and undefeatable resistance. Magnacut steel was formulated to eliminate chromium carbide in the heating process, making it especially resilient against chipping and breaking.

The blade's Chemical Black finish not only adds a layer of durability but gives it a stealth-ready look. LionSteel’s patented REF (REmoveable Flipper) system lets you customize deployment—use the flipper tab for smooth manual opening, or take it off and rely on the Emerson Wave feature to whip the blade out as you draw it from your pocket. The Wave hook catches the pocket seam, opening the knife instantly and giving you immediate access with one clean motion.

This knife’s handle is a single piece of precision-milled brown aluminum—lightweight, ergonomic, and tough as they come. The built-in finger ring enhances retention and control, especially in tactical or rescue applications, while the stainless steel pocket clip keeps it riding secure and ready. Weighing just 4.73oz and closing down to a sleek 5.04", the L.E. One blends utility and confidence in a form that’s as sharp in execution as it is in appearance.

Handmade in Maniago, Italy—one of the world's premier knife-making capitals—this is high-level engineering that doesn’t compromise. Whether you're on duty or on the move, the L.E. One delivers a combination of speed, strength, and Italian craftsmanship that stands above the rest.

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