Description
The standard folding knife that’s anything but.
The Provoke® EDC takes the powerful Kinematic™ technology from the original Provoke® karambit and applies it to a “standard” folding knife that’s flexible in more ways than one. For anyone who lusted after Kinematic™ opening but didn’t need a karambit, now you can get the same innovative tech in a knife designed for everyday carry. The Provoke® EDC features a new plain-edge blade made from D2 steel for excellent edge retention and a lightweight aluminum handle that allows it to ride comfortably in a pocket.
The Provoke® EDC takes the powerful Kinematic™ technology from the original Provoke® karambit and applies it to a “standard” folding knife that’s flexible in more ways than one. For anyone who lusted after Kinematic™ opening but didn’t need a karambit, now you can get the same innovative tech in a knife designed for everyday carry. The Provoke® EDC features a new plain-edge blade made from D2 steel for excellent edge retention and a lightweight aluminum handle that allows it to ride comfortably in a pocket.
- Unique Innovation: Kinematic® deploys the blade with push of the thumb
- Superior Performance: D2 blade steel for excellent edge retention
- Strong And Lightweight: Aluminum handle combines strength with minimal weight
- Unique Function: Flush mounted clip for secure carry
Specifications
BLADE DETAILS
- Blade Steel D2
- Blade Edge Plain
- Blade Finish Satin
MEASUREMENTS
- Blade Length 2.56" (64.95 mm)
- Blade Thickness 0.27" (6.76 mm)
- Overall Length 7.25" (184.15 mm)
- Closed Length 4.66" (118.41 mm)
- Weight 3.60 oz. (102.06 g)
OTHER
- Handle Material Aluminum
- Style Folding Knife with Kinematic™
- Patent Number 10737400
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