WE Knives Eschaton Isham Design Flipper Overview Media
Published: 6 years ago
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***I know "very unique" is grammatically incorrect...lets say "exceptionally unusual".***
The Elijah Isham designed Eschaton is beautiful to behold but hard to describe. WE Knives has executed this to perfection and you can have your choice of the ultralight carbon fiber variant or the colorfully anodized full titanium variant, both of which are less than 1000 in production number.
Both version have a unique, compound ground blade design that could be a heavily modified Wharncliffe profile with milled cutouts for weight reduction and deployment options including the subtle index flipper that rockets the blade out on the ceramic bearing pivot.
Both handles are made from an integral titanium rear section with either carbon fiber or titanium half-scales making up the upper portion of the handle creating the central handle cutout and an inset stainless steel liner lock for secure operation.
The carbon fiber version has raw titanium on the handle and the Bohler M390 blade has satin on the flats with tumbled grinds.
The full titanium version has a tumbled anodized finish on the handles: blue at the top and bronze at the bottom. The blade is satin on the flats and tumbled black on the grinds.
Despite the unusual look of the knife it is very comfortable in the hand, has a function finger choil and packs lots of cutting edge into a relatively small package.
Check it out now at GPKnives.com!
Specifications
Overall Length 8.80"
Blade Length 3.85"
Blade Thickness 0.16"
Blade Material Bohler M390
Steel Type Super Stainless
Blade Rockwell 59-61 HRC
Opening Mechanism Flipper
Lock Inset Liner Lock
Closed Length 4.95"
Handle Thickness 0.56"
Handle Material Carbon Fiber and/or 6AL4V Titanium
Liner(s) Stainless
Clip 6AL4V Titanium
Weight 3.00 oz. / 3.90 oz.
Country of Manufacture China
More from WE Knives can be found here: http://www.weknife.com/
and here: https://www.instagram.com/weknives/
Elijah Isham designs can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/ishambladeworks/
***I know "very unique" is grammatically incorrect...lets say "exceptionally unusual".***
The Elijah Isham designed Eschaton is beautiful to behold but hard to describe. WE Knives has executed this to perfection and you can have your choice of the ultralight carbon fiber variant or the colorfully anodized full titanium variant, both of which are less than 1000 in production number.
Both version have a unique, compound ground blade design that could be a heavily modified Wharncliffe profile with milled cutouts for weight reduction and deployment options including the subtle index flipper that rockets the blade out on the ceramic bearing pivot.
Both handles are made from an integral titanium rear section with either carbon fiber or titanium half-scales making up the upper portion of the handle creating the central handle cutout and an inset stainless steel liner lock for secure operation.
The carbon fiber version has raw titanium on the handle and the Bohler M390 blade has satin on the flats with tumbled grinds.
The full titanium version has a tumbled anodized finish on the handles: blue at the top and bronze at the bottom. The blade is satin on the flats and tumbled black on the grinds.
Despite the unusual look of the knife it is very comfortable in the hand, has a function finger choil and packs lots of cutting edge into a relatively small package.
Check it out now at GPKnives.com!
Specifications
Overall Length 8.80"
Blade Length 3.85"
Blade Thickness 0.16"
Blade Material Bohler M390
Steel Type Super Stainless
Blade Rockwell 59-61 HRC
Opening Mechanism Flipper
Lock Inset Liner Lock
Closed Length 4.95"
Handle Thickness 0.56"
Handle Material Carbon Fiber and/or 6AL4V Titanium
Liner(s) Stainless
Clip 6AL4V Titanium
Weight 3.00 oz. / 3.90 oz.
Country of Manufacture China
More from WE Knives can be found here: http://www.weknife.com/
and here: https://www.instagram.com/weknives/
Elijah Isham designs can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/ishambladeworks/