MKM Yipper Damascus Carbonfibre LE pocket knife
449.95 €
No permit required (18+)
8244 Schäffern, Austria
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Details
- Original language
- German
- Category
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇦🇹 8244 Schäffern, Austria
- Availability
- Out of stock
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- Source
- Alpineoptics
- Last updated
- about 2 hours ago
Description
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Yippee was yesterday - Ben Petersen triggers a real cry of joy with the MKM Yipper. Equipped with a Damascus blade, bronze-colored thumb stud and the intuitive Crossbar Lock, the pocket knife goes to work with courage.
The textured carbon handle sits perfectly in the hand even under the most difficult conditions.
With lanyard hole and reversible deep-carry clip.
Specifications
Net weight: 82 g - 2.89 oz
Overall length: 17.3 cm - 6.81”
Blade length: 7.2 cm - 2.83”
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm - 0.10”
Blade style: Sheepsfoot
Blade material: Damascus
Blade hardness: 58-60 HRC
Blade finish: Damascus Björkmans twist
Handle material: Marbled carbon
Spacer: Titanium
Screws: Titanium
Clip: Stainless steel
Opening system: Thumb stud
Locking system: Crossbar Lock
Rotation system: Ball bearing
Designer Ben Petersen describes his design as follows:
Lots of noise, but not much bite. Have you ever come across a Yipper?
You know: a little dog that barks like the king of the prairie but actually weighs less than a hamburger; a ferocious pup whose bark is worse than its bite. I grew up in an area where coyotes yelp and howl at night.
Their call is a bit menacing, maybe even scary, but they're like those little yappy dogs: lots of noise, not so much bite. When Igor Bortolussi from MKM approached me to design a knife, I started designing a knife that is a yapper: sharp teeth, but not much bite.
An EDC knife that gets the job done.
