Brand: Smith & Wesson
Model: Rainbow Folding Knife
Open Style: Thumb Stud
Carry Style: Pocket
Lock Mechanism: Frame
Blade Description: Drop Point
Blade Material: 7Cr17Mov Stainless Steel
Blade Finish: Rainbow
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Handle Finish: Rainbow
Blade Length: 2.3"
Closed Length: 3"
OAL: 5.3:
Weight: 4.9oz

Features

The Smith & Wesson Rainbow Folding Knife CKLPRCP is a compact EDC folder engineered for everyday utility and visual distinction. The 2.3 inch drop point blade is forged from 7Cr17Mov stainless steel, measures 0.1 inch thick, and carries a rainbow finish with a plain edge for controlled cutting. Ambidextrous thumb studs and jimping enable one‑hand opening and secure thumb purchase while the framelock provides positive lockup under load. The stainless steel handle features matching rainbow finish, decorative cutouts, and an open build for easy cleaning. Closed length is 3.0 inches, overall length is 5.3 inches, and weight is 4.9 ounces, yielding a pocketable profile for urban carry. Right‑hand orientation and pocket carry configuration favor discreet access. This model balances corrosion resistance, straightforward maintenance, and everyday performance in a lightweight, visually striking package suitable for routine cutting tasks and daily carry.

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