CJRB Talla J1901 D2 Blade Carbon fiber Handle Folding Knives
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Quick Verdict
The CJRB Talla J1901 is a solid mid-size EDC folder featuring a 3.5" D2 tool steel blade with a durable stonewashed finish and a drop point profile. The carbon fiber handles provide excellent grip with their heavy texture, while the ceramic ball bearing pivot delivers smooth, quick flipper deployment. The secure liner lock keeps the blade firmly in place during use. At 150g, it's a capable everyday carry option with good value, though the D2 steel requires some maintenance to prevent corrosion.
What We Like
- Durable D2 tool steel blade with stonewashed finish
- Smooth and quick flipper action with ceramic ball bearings
- Textured carbon fiber handles for outstanding grip
- Secure liner lock mechanism
- Competitive price point for the quality
Considerations
- D2 steel is not stainless and requires maintenance
- Heavier than some EDC folders at 150g
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