Bigger Digger: Same DNA, More Knife | StraightLine EDC Media
Published: 1 week ago
What happens when a compact EDC fixed blade needs more reach, more control and more capability?
Meet the Bigger Digger—the natural evolution of the original Digger, created through the collaboration between David C. Andersen and Igor Bortolussi.
With a 95 mm stonewashed blade made from 14C28N stainless steel, a comfortable full-size Canvas Micarta handle and a total weight of only 90 grams, the Bigger Digger delivers serious cutting performance while remaining practical to carry every day.
Its fitted Kydex sheath includes a slim TekLok for vertical or scout belt carry and can also be combined with an optional pocket clip system compatible with kydex sheaths for pocket carry.
In this video, we explore the story, design, dimensions, materials, carrying options and real-world functionality behind the Bigger Digger.
More blade. More handle. More possibilities.
Same DNA. More knife.
Discover the Bigger Digger range at:
https://www.straightlineedc.com/k/en/eur/products/mma/1?q=BIGGER+DIGGER
Where would you carry yours? Let us know in the comments.
Meet the Bigger Digger—the natural evolution of the original Digger, created through the collaboration between David C. Andersen and Igor Bortolussi.
With a 95 mm stonewashed blade made from 14C28N stainless steel, a comfortable full-size Canvas Micarta handle and a total weight of only 90 grams, the Bigger Digger delivers serious cutting performance while remaining practical to carry every day.
Its fitted Kydex sheath includes a slim TekLok for vertical or scout belt carry and can also be combined with an optional pocket clip system compatible with kydex sheaths for pocket carry.
In this video, we explore the story, design, dimensions, materials, carrying options and real-world functionality behind the Bigger Digger.
More blade. More handle. More possibilities.
Same DNA. More knife.
Discover the Bigger Digger range at:
https://www.straightlineedc.com/k/en/eur/products/mma/1?q=BIGGER+DIGGER
Where would you carry yours? Let us know in the comments.