Microtech Stitch RAM-LOK Folding Knife Stonewash M390MK/Fluted Type III Hard Coat Black Aluminum MT169RL10FL

The Microtech Stitch RAM-LOK Folding Knife in Stonewash M390MK with Fluted Type III Hard Coat Black Aluminum delivers modern strength, clean lines, and serious cutting performance in one refined package. Designed by Sebastijan Berenji, known as Borka, it reflects purposeful engineering and the kind of attention to detail that’s defined Microtech’s reputation.

The 3.75-inch drop point blade is crafted from Böhler M390MK premium steel, an exclusive alloy developed in collaboration with Böhler engineers to enhance edge retention and corrosion resistance beyond traditional M390. This high-performance steel is built for demanding environments, holding a sharp edge through extended use. The stonewash finish adds durability and helps conceal wear, giving the blade a practical, hardworking character that looks right at home in the field or on the job.

As a manual folder, it features Microtech’s RAM-LOK crossbar system, allowing quick, confident deployment with a firm press and wrist motion. The locking mechanism engages securely, providing dependable strength during heavy cutting tasks. It’s smooth, responsive, and engineered for reliability.

The fluted black Type III hardcoat aluminum handles are crafted from 6061-T6 aluminum and treated through a specialized finishing process that enhances scratch resistance and overall ruggedness. The fluting improves grip security while adding visual depth and texture. A titanium backspacer reinforces the build, and an ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip ensures versatile carry. A lanyard hole adds further utility. At 4.75 inches closed and 6.3 ounces, it offers a solid, balanced feel without unnecessary bulk.

Proudly made in the USA, this Stitch reflects precision manufacturing and premium material selection from start to finish.

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