CJRB Crag J1904 D2/AR-RPM9 Blade COPPER Handle Folding Knives
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Quick Verdict
A solid EDC cleaver-style folding knife featuring a versatile 3.43" blade in D2 or AR-RPM9 steel. The copper handle provides excellent grip and durability, while the liner lock ensures secure blade retention. Stonewash finish hides wear well. At 170g, it's slightly heavy but the ceramic ball bearing pivot delivers smooth action. Great value option for those wanting a unique cleaver profile for everyday tasks.
What We Like
- Cleaver blade shape ideal for slicing and food prep tasks
- D2 or AR-RPM9 steel offers good edge retention at this price point
- Copper handle provides durability and develops attractive patina
- Ceramic ball bearing pivot for smooth, fast deployment
- Stonewash finish hides scratches and wear effectively
Considerations
- 6oz weight makes it heavier than typical EDC folders
- Copper handle can feel slick in wet conditions
- No deep carry clip option
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