Microtech Stitch Ram-Lok Folding Knife Stonewash Standard/Fluted Tan MT169RL10FLTA

The Microtech Stitch delivers hard-hitting performance with a design that’s as rugged as it is refined. This version carries a 3.75" premium steel drop point blade with a clean plain edge, finished in a durable stonewash treatment that gives it a worn-in, work-ready look while helping to mask use in the field. Smooth, fast, and reliable deployment comes courtesy of Microtech’s RAM-LOK crossbar opening and locking system, which snaps the blade into place with a simple press and a flick of the wrist. Every detail reflects the kind of precision that makes Microtech stand apart in the knife world.

Its handle is crafted from fluted tan aircraft-grade aluminum, built to balance toughness and lightness without compromising strength. Machined texturing and ergonomic shaping provide a secure, comfortable grip, whether the job is quick or demanding. A titanium backspacer with an integrated lanyard hole adds both utility and resilience, while the ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip makes carry versatile and secure. Measuring 4.75" closed and weighing 6.3oz, the Stitch has the heft of a serious tool without feeling cumbersome. Designed by Sebastijan Berenji, better known as Borka, the Stitch embodies his unique blend of aggressive styling and functional engineering. Like all Microtech knives, it’s proudly made in the USA, backed by a reputation for uncompromising quality.

This is more than a folder—it’s a precision-built companion designed to perform wherever you take it. Its stonewash blade and sturdy aluminum frame make it as much at home in the pocket as it is in the field, offering professional-grade reliability with a distinctive style that collectors and users alike will appreciate.

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