KANSEPT | Dash Liner Lock | Black Micarta | 2.26" Rose Gold Coated 154CM Blade | Pinkerton Knives | T2045A2

About Design Inspired by traditional Japanese Kiridashi, the upgraded Dash is a minimalist everyday carry folding knife. It features a slightly enlarged size for better stability and functionality while retaining great portability. Fitted with a flipper, it allows smooth one-handed opening. The newly added pocket clip also fixes the original version’s carrying drawbacks, bringing more convenient and reliable daily use. Key Features 2.26" Blade with Jimping for Precise Cutting ControlThis Kiridashi-style tool delivers enhanced grip and traction during all cutting tasks. It ensures clean, controlled cuts on various materials, perfectly optimized for daily craft, utility and cutting work. Optimized Portable Size with Improved UsabilityUpgraded from the original compact version with a moderately enlarged dimension, it balances outstanding portability and better operational stability. Lightweight and pocket-friendly, it serves as an effortless everyday carry utility tool without bulk. Sharp Geometric Aesthetics & Practical EDC DesignInheriting classic Japanese Kiridashi minimalist styling, the knife boasts sleek geometric lines and a streamlined outlook with unique visual beauty. Combined with one-hand flipper opening and a functional pocket clip, it integrates artistic appearance with practical daily utility. Specifications Overall Length 5.67"/144mm Blade Length 2.26''/57.4mm Blade Thickness 0.118''/3.0mm Blade Material 154CM Blade Style Tanto Blade Grind Flat Grind Blade Finish Rose Gold Coated Handle Material Black Micarta Color Black Lock TypeLiner Lock Weight 2.47oz/70.1g Model Name Dash Model Number T2045A2 Designer Pinkerton Knives About Designer Honed by 18 years in the Security Industry, Dirk is famed for his effective, no non-sense, and explicitly purpose-driven models. This dynamic approach to knife designs fuels the growing demand for Dirk's creations. Dirk primarily focus his work on elegant fixed blade and neck knives. His design philosophy is simple: Big enough to get the job done, but in the smallest package. Comfortable but versatile grip. Able to handle whatever task you would expect a knife to handle.