SRM Air Folding Knife Brushed Satin/Gray G-10 SRM-105M-GK

The SRM Air Folding Knife Brushed Satin/Gray G-10 brings clean styling and dependable performance together in a lightweight everyday carry. It’s designed to feel refined in the pocket while remaining ready for hard use whenever you need it.

The 2.95-inch drop point blade is crafted from 14C28N stainless steel, a trusted material known for its balanced strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent edge retention. The brushed satin finish highlights the blade’s smooth grind lines and gives it a classic, understated look that pairs well with the modern handle design. It’s a versatile edge that handles daily cutting tasks with precision and consistency.

Deployment is quick and seamless thanks to the Invisible Flipper. This thoughtful design allows one-handed opening while keeping the profile sleek and streamlined. The blade operates on a ceramic ball bearing pivot, creating smooth, controlled action with every deployment. Once open, the linerlock engages securely, providing dependable lockup for confident use.

SRM’s cooled sharpening process helps maintain the steel’s hardness and performance characteristics during finishing. That means a sharper factory edge and long-lasting cutting ability, giving you reliable performance right out of the box and beyond.

The textured gray G-10 handles complete the design with durability and subtle style. G-10 is lightweight, tough, and resistant to moisture, making it ideal for everyday carry in a wide range of environments. The neutral gray tone offers a clean, professional appearance that complements the brushed satin blade beautifully. A stainless steel pocket clip ensures secure carry and easy access. At 4.02 inches closed and just 1.98 ounces, it’s impressively light without sacrificing strength or function.

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