CRKT OBAKE FIXED BLADE EDC KNIFE

2367-CRKT

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The CRKT Obake Knife boldly says Something About You. Just Walk Away.

This tactically inspired everyday carry knife with a uniquely etched blade and cord wrapped ray-skin style handle is the true epitome of cool.

Details:

Cord-Wrapped Handle
Individually Etched Ti-Nitride Blade
Glass-Reinforced Nylon Sheath w/Skull Bead

Specifications:

Blade Length	3.55" (90.27 mm)
Blade Edge	Plain
Blade Steel	8Cr13MoV
Blade Finish	Titanium Nitride, Acid Etch
Blade Thickness	0.13" (3.18 mm)
Overall Length	7.56" (192.10 mm)
Weight	2.40 oz. (68.04g)
Handle	Black Cord Wrapped with adhesive; black faux ray skin
Style	Fixed Blade Knife w/Sheath
Sheath Lanyard	Black Cord; metal skull bead - cast Zinc alloy, chrome electroplating
Sheath Material	Black Glass-Reinforced Nylon
Sheath Weight	1.10 oz. (31.18g)

The Storey Behind the Knife:

Designed by Lucas Burnley of Bend, OR, the Obake is an artful combination of a classical knife style built with modern-day materials and techniques. It’s another example of Burnley’s belief that knives are a personal expression of independence. And this one makes a statement when you bring it out for action.

A throwback to a classic Japanese Kwaiken design, it features a full tang fixed blade with a unique gray titanium nitride finish that’s acid-etched to give each knife a distinct look. It’s like he made the blade exclusively for you to throw down when the need for utility comes up.

The handle has a Katana style nylon cord wrap over a black faux ray-skin for an exceptional and secure all-weather grip. When storms or trouble are brewing, you’ll be ready.

The sheath of the Obake is made from glass-reinforced nylon that provides consistent retention even in humid environments. A paracord lanyard on the sheath is designed to attach to your belt loop and keep the sheath in place when you deploy the knife. A skull bead adds a not-so-subtle accent to the paracord lanyard.

The Obake isn't looking for work, but it’s ready to show up looking like a boss when it's time to get the job done.