Tenable Deadite Crossbar Lock Folding Knife Water Ripple Damascus/Ultem B1081V4

The Tenable Deadite Crossbar Lock combines premium materials, modern engineering, and distinctive styling in a folder that's built to stand apart from the crowd. At its core is a 3.52-inch Water Ripple Damascus clip point blade, showcasing mesmerizing layers that flow across the steel in a pattern reminiscent of rippling water. The Damascus construction delivers a custom-knife aesthetic while the versatile clip point profile provides the precision, control, and cutting performance that make it an outstanding everyday carry companion.

Dual thumb studs allow for fast, effortless manual deployment, getting the blade into action smoothly and reliably. Once open, the rugged crossbar lock provides secure lockup and ambidextrous operation, making the Deadite equally comfortable in either hand. The result is a knife that feels responsive, dependable, and ready for daily use.

What truly sets this premium version apart are its amber translucent Ultem handles. Lightweight yet remarkably durable, Ultem offers impressive strength and rigidity while showcasing a unique translucent appearance that immediately catches the eye. The rich amber coloration highlights the material's distinctive character, creating a modern, high-tech look that pairs perfectly with the intricate patterns of the Damascus blade. The ergonomic handle design ensures a comfortable grip, while the combination of Ultem and Damascus creates a knife that looks every bit as impressive as it performs.

A stainless steel pocket clip keeps the Deadite secure and accessible throughout the day. Measuring 4.72 inches closed and weighing 4.45 ounces, it strikes an excellent balance between portability and capability, making it an ideal choice for collectors and users alike.

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