Fox Folding Karambit

Fox Folding Karambit - Emerson Wave Hook on the Blade Back

For the first time in the 11th century, the knife with the ring at the end of the handle was discovered. The sickle-shaped blade is still used today in fishing knives or the so-called gardener's sickles for targeted use. The ring at the end of the handle allowed for hands-free operation of the knife without having to lay it down, reducing the risk of loss, for example, in a maritime environment. However, today this ring at the end of the handle is more commonly used in sports, such as in various Filipino martial arts like Pencak Silat or Filipino Kali, to allow the knife to rotate on the little finger. Ernest Emerson was a pioneer for the renaissance of this type of knife. He is also the originator of the patent for the so-called Emerson Wave, a small hook on the back of the blade that allows the blade to open simultaneously when drawn from the pocket. The blade is made of N690 and coated in black. Handle scales made of non-slip G10. With Linerlock locking mechanism and clip.

Important Overview:

Weight
130 g

Handle Material
G10

Blade Length
80 mm

Overall Length
215 mm

Blade Material
N690

Locking Mechanism
Liner-Lock

Blade Shape
Karambit

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