
Fox Edge Pop Smoke Framelock - 3.75in 8Cr13MoV Stainless Blade, Blue Aluminum Handle
$20.87
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The Fox Edge Pop Smoke Framelock FE042 is a compact, everyday carry folding knife designed for reliable daily use, blending a bead-blasted blade with a bold blue aluminum handle for a practical, unobtrusive look.
- Blade: 2.5" (6.35 cm) bead-blast finished 8Cr13MoV stainless steel blade for clean cuts, easy maintenance, and corrosion resistance.
- Closed length: 3.75" (9.53 cm) profile that stays compact in pocket or bag without sacrificing blade utility.
- Handle: Blue aluminum front with gray stainless back handle for a lightweight, durable grip and modern style.
- Locking mechanism: Framelock design provides secure, confident blade lock-up during every cut.
- Opening: Thumb stud allows quick, one-handed deployment for left- or right-handed users.
- Carry: Integrated pocket clip keeps the knife within easy reach for daily tasks and outdoor activities.
- Packaging: Clam packed for compact presentation and straightforward portability.
Ideal for everyday tasks, this knife supports quick package openings, utility cutting, and light outdoor chores. The bead-blast blade finish minimizes glare and wear, while the lightweight blue-aluminum/frame combination delivers comfortable handling over extended use. The Fox Edge Pop Smoke FE042 pairs practical design with a distinctive look, making it a dependable choice for EDC enthusiasts who value a secure frame-lock system and effortless one-handed operation.
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