The first thing that catches your eye when looking at the 25574 knife is its concave blade, often poetically called hawkbill or "hawk bill". This type of blade is excellent for cutting rope and cloth, and has traditionally been used in various sailor's knives.
But the most famous among knives with similar blades was the East Asian knife - karambit. According to Malay legends, the claws of a tiger served as a source of inspiration for the creators of this knife. Therefore, the knife model 25574 is conditionally classified as a karambit. But inUnlike traditional Malay knives, 25574 is a completely modern and progressive tool.
- Firstly, 25574 is foldable, which means it is much more compact and convenient for a modern user. In fact, this is a flipper with a liner lock and an additional hole (thumbhole) as an alternative way to open the blade.
- Secondly, 420 grade steel, from which the blade is made, is a stainless and easy-to-sharpen and maintain material, perfect for making an inexpensive, but functional and durable blade.Ms.
- Thirdly, the knife handle consists of two lightweight and durable aluminum liners covered with decorative composite overlays. It has very ergonomic recesses for the fingers, making holding the knife with both forward and reverse grips extremely convenient and even pleasant. Traditional for karambits, a large ring on the pommel of the handle only expands the convenience and range of grips of the knife. And, if desired, it can also serve as a place for attaching a lanyard.
There is also a convenient clip on the handle that allows you to securely fasten the knife to the belt,pouch or pocket.
Model 2554 is an effective combination of traditional, time-tested blade design, with the most modern and practical technical solutions. What turns the legendary Malay knife into a convenient design suitable for everyday wear and use by a person of the twenty-first century.
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