Marfione Amphibian RAM-LOK Folding Knife DLC Stonewash/Antique Bronze Anodized Frag Titanium with DLC Double Vapor Blast Hardware MT137RL1DLCTFRMS1

The Marfione Custom Knives Amphibian pushes a legendary design into bold new territory. Built in collaboration with Microtech, this custom edition blends aggressive styling with precision engineering and premium materials.

Its 3.87-inch dagger blade is crafted from Microtech’s proprietary Böhler M390MK steel. Developed alongside Böhler engineers, M390MK enhances the already respected M390 formula with greater edge retention and improved corrosion resistance. The blade is finished in DLC stonewash, combining the low-glare durability of diamond-like carbon with the rugged character of a working finish. The result is a blade that looks battle-worn yet performs at the highest level.

Deployment is fast and deliberate. A uniquely textured thumb stud allows for a crisp flick, sending the blade into action with authority. Lockup is secured by Microtech’s RAM-LOK ambidextrous crossbar system, accessible from both the front and back of the handle for intuitive operation from either hand. It’s a system built for strength, reliability, and confident control.

The antique bronze anodized titanium handles feature a bold Frag pattern, delivering enhanced grip along with unmistakable visual depth. DLC titanium hardware complements the blade’s dark finish, tying the entire build together with a cohesive, custom look. A DLC double vapor blasted stainless steel pocket clip ensures dependable carry, while the integrated lanyard hole offers added versatility. Measuring 5.38 inches closed and weighing 5.9 ounces, it has the presence and balance you’d expect from a serious folding dagger. Proudly made in the USA, it stands as a testament to American craftsmanship and innovation.

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