Brand: Case
Model: Marilla
Blade Shape: Drop Point
Open Style: Rear Flipper
Carry Style: Tip Up Reversible clip
Lock Mechanism: Frame Lock
Blade Material: S35VN
Blade Finish: Stonewash Satin
Handle Material: Aluminum/G10
Handle Finish: OD Green/Black
Blade Length: 3.4"
Closed Length: 4.75"
Weight: 3.6 oz

Features

The Case Marilla folding knife is engineered for modern everyday carry, combining premium materials with efficient one‑handed operation. It features a 3.4 inch drop point blade constructed from S35VN stainless steel with a satin finish, delivering strong edge retention, corrosion resistance, and clean cutting performance. The blade deploys using a flipper mechanism supported by a ball bearing pivot, enabling smooth, rapid opening. A frame lock secures the blade during use, providing consistent stability under load for controlled cutting tasks.

Measuring 4.75 inches closed and weighing 3.6 ounces, the Marilla maintains a lightweight yet durable profile for daily use. The handle is machined from anodized aluminum with a textured G10 inlay to enhance grip and control in varied conditions. A reversible deep carry steel pocket clip supports flexible positioning and discreet carry. Designed and manufactured in Bradford, Pennsylvania, this platform emphasizes precision construction, ergonomic handling, and reliable performance for everyday cutting applications.

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