Ketuo Yakuza Framelock Knife - Premium M390 Bead Blast Blade And Titanium Handle With Carbon Fiber Inlay

The Ketuo YAKUZA Framelock is a premium folding knife designed for everyday carry and discerning knife enthusiasts. It blends a bold tanto blade with advanced materials and a refined gray titanium frame, delivering reliable performance with distinctive style.

• Blade Material: Bohler M390 stainless steel crafted into a 3.25" tanto blade with a bead-blast finish for edge retention and glare reduction.
• Blade Length: 3.25" (8.26 cm) blade, providing capable cutting power in a compact, pocket-friendly size.
• Blade Type: Tanto blade designed for piercing strength and versatile cutting tasks.
• Finish: Bead-blast finish minimizes reflections and helps hide wear over time.
• Handle Materials & Inlay: Gray titanium frame with copper foil carbon fiber inlay for a premium look and secure grip.
• Locking Mechanism: Framelock delivers confident, secure lockup with smooth one-handed operation.
• Opening/Deployment: Thumb disk and thumb pull enable fast, one-handed opening.
• Carry Features: Pocket clip and lanyard hole for versatile carry in pockets or packs.
• Additional Construction: Extended tang adds strength and durability for daily use.
• Dimensions: Closed Length 4.38" (11.13 cm); Blade Length 3.25" (8.26 cm).
• Packaging: Boxed for protection and presentation.

Designed for practical, reliable use in daily tasks and outdoor scenarios, this YAKUZA balances performance with style. Bohler M390 delivers impressive edge retention and ease of sharpening, so you can maintain a sharp edge through package openings, food prep, and light outdoor chores. The titanium frame with copper foil carbon fiber inlay offers a sophisticated aesthetic and a confident grip in any hand. The framelock mechanism supports secure one-handed deployment and lockup, making it a dependable companion for everyday carry. With a discreet closed profile, a practical pocket clip, and a lanyard hole, it stays within reach whether you’re in the city, at the trailhead, or in your workshop.