Folding knife Bestech Shodan Black BT1910B 9.8cm
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Shodan folder is an intricately designed and styled flipper knife from Bestech's titanium knife line. The interesting aesthetics start in the blade and continue down. The S35VN steel blade 3.86" has a spear point profile and black stonewash finish with rather blocky flats and a pronounced finger choil. The choil is complemented by the large finger groove in the handles, which together provide options for carrying that other folders don't. The handles are a little blocky but surprisingly comfortable and ergonomic and employ a sturdy framelock and ceramic ball bearing flipper mechanism common in Bestech's titanium line of knives. The black pocket clip is made from titanium as well and is subtle enough to not affect the ergonomics of the handles. All in all, the Shodan flipper knife makes a great choice for those looking for something a little bit different, but don't want to compromise on quality. Weight 5.0 oz.
Bestech Knives has been producing high-quality folding knives for over 10 years. Bestech knives are divided into two lines — the budget and the premium segment. Thanks to this, the company was able to gain a wide audience of customers. The blades of budget models are made of Sandvik stainless steels or the popular D2. In the premium segment, more expensive materials are used for the manufacture of knives, in particular, martensitic and powder steels such as 154CM and M390. All Bestech Knives have a stylish design and excellent build quality.
