CRKT Pazoda Compact Knife, CR-6440KS

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SKU: CR-6440KS

BRANDCRKT Knives

PRODUCT TYPEKnives

OVERALL LENGTH5.12"

CLOSED LENGTH2.93"

BLADE LENGTH2.17"

BLADE STEEL7Cr17MoV

WEIGHT1.4 oz.

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Columbia River Knife and Tool: CRKT Pazoda Compact Knife, CR-6440KS

The illustrated CRKT knife is the CRKT Pazoda Compact Knife that features a 2.17" drop point blade made of 7Cr17MoV stainless steel, .09" thick, with a Rockwell hardness of 58-60. The blade of this CRKT knife has a non reflective black stonewash finish and dual thumb studs for ambidextrous for one hand opening. The handle, 2.93" closed, has a black G10 front scale, a black stonewashed steel back scale, a frame lock and a lanyard hole. A removable steel pocket clip is mounted at the pivot end of this CRKT knife. The CRKT Pazoda Compact Knife has an overall length of 5.12" when open, and it weighs 1.4 ounces.

Columbia River Knife and Tool: CRKT Pazoda Compact Knife, CR-6440KS

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CRKT Pazoda Compact Knife, CR-6440KS

Handy little knife 05/21/2016
By Pete
I didn't expect much, but for a sale price of $10 I took a chance. Glad I did. This knife has some nice features you find on much more expensive knives. The g10 is nice. The clip is slim but very functional. It took me a little time to get use to the thumb stud since the knife is small but seems to work great. You can't take it all the way apart since there is one pin on the back. But being able to adjust the torx screws lets you tighten up the blade if needed. Mine develops slight side to side blade play after awhile, but easily tightens up with the screw. The blade is a budget steel but serves well and sharpens up nicely. It responds quite well to stropping a few times after heavy use to come right back to sharp. My only complaint is that it seems to develop slight blade play after a while but it's easily fixed. I may be able to put some lock-tite on the screw to remedy it. But the good things about it far outshine this minor issue. Get a few! They're great!