Overall Length: 7.5”
Blade Length: 3.2”
Blade Material: Laminated 140Cr Steel, HRC 61~63
Blade Finish: Bead blast
Blade Thickness: 0.1”
Blade Style: Drop point
Handle Material: Micarta
Weight: 2.22oz
Pivot Assembly: Ceramic Ball Bearing
Pocket Clip: Ambi Clip, Left and Right

Features

The SRM Medal collection EDC pocket knife is an essential companion for hiking, outdoor picnics, and daily excursions. Designed for maximum portability, these compact folding knives carry as easily as a lucky coin while delivering the rugged functionality of a full-size outdoor tool. Each Medal series knife features a versatile drop-point blade engineered for precision cutting, carving, and puncturing across various environments.

At a lightweight sub-2.5 ounce profile, this series is optimized for effortless everyday carry. The intuitive thumb-stud and ceramic ball-bearing pivot ensure smooth, rapid deployment with either the thumb or middle finger, while a distinct clicking sound confirms the blade is securely locked. Featuring a fully ambidextrous pocket clip, the SRM Medal accommodates both left and right-handed users. From slicing paracord on a mountain ridge to opening retail packaging, this small pocket knife provides superior control and convenience for any gear rotation.

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