Columbia River Knife and Tool (CRKT) 7530 Crossbones Folding Straight Edge Liner Lock Knife
February 27, 2018 - Comment
Thinner, lighter, universal. The Crossbones is an extremely versatile everyday carry knife for cutting meat, opening envelopes, and everything in between. Designed under the tutelage of master designer Ken Onion, it holds up to high standards while reflecting a fresh, new design and function. The Crossbones practically disappears when you slide it into your pocket, but it’ll come out ready to face any task at hand.
Product Features
- Low Profile Flipper Opening
- Satin Finish AUS 8 Blade
- Brushed 6061 Aluminum Two Tone Handle
- Designed by Jeff Park
- Lifetime Warranty
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Edge needs to be cleaned up, and quality control is off This is my second knife after I received one that had one bent handle scale and the pins holding the knife together were all scratched up, like the handle scale was flattened after the knife was assembled and they took too much off. Amazon easily sent out a replacement for me in two days which was nice.Here’s the good about the knife: It is pleasantly designed and I like how everything kind of flows on it. The steel is decent. Opening the knife is quite smooth and the detent…
This is a Gentleman’s Knife! Perfect definition of a New Age Gentleman’s Knife, made for light to mid level utility work, unintimidating, and classy enough to pull out at the dinner table. The flipper action is extremely smooth and VERY RAPID, the blade is solid, for a Gentleman’s knife it holds its part of the deal, and is well sharp out the box. The design of the handle is unique, this knife makes for a great conversational piece. Crossbones is a lightweight knife, versatile, can be worn with a 3 piece suit, or jeans and…
Great size. Snappy knife. Really good knife. It comes sharp. I have medium size hands and it fits great. Pretty good action. I added a little oil, and it is buttery smooth and snappy now. Be careful if you take it apart, all the ball bearings can fall out, and they are tiny.