Artisan Cutlery Gambit Pocket Knife Ti Timascus S90V 3.5"

Specifications

The Gambit is the perfect EDC for someone looking for that Goldilocks sized knife, not to big, and not too small. Featuring a 3.5” long blade, an overall open length of 8”, and a maximum width of 1.16” when closed, this knife is comfortably slim in the pocket, but large enough to be substantial in the hand during use. All versions of the knife come with a stick-style pocket clip for easy carry.

· Blade Material: All versions of the Gambit feature premium S90V steel (HRC 60-62) for exceptional edge retention and durability.

· Lightweight Design: Weighing between 83g (2.93oz) and 99g (3.49oz), perfect for EDC.

· Smooth Action: All Versions on the Gambit run on a ceramic ball bearing pivot assembly paired with a reliable, sturdy frame lock.

· Handle Materials: We are offering multiple initial inlay options ranging from Black G10, OD Green Micarta, and Titanium Damascus, as well as versions with Full Titanium Scales and Full Titanium Damascus for a luxurious touch.

· Blade Styles: Flat ground drop-point, with a variety of finishes including Sand Polish, Black PVD Coating, and Mirror Polish.

Design Philosophy

Ray Laconico is well known for his functional and minimalist designs. As someone who has designed some of the most well-known and well-loved EDC knives of the last decade Laconico has always manage to find a way to create tools that look and feel fresh without ever sacrificing functionality. The Gambit strikes a different chord than some of Laconico’s more recent work, favoring a more linear shape and a slightly wider blade. This knife is designed with the simple philosophy of, “If you could only have one knife, what would it be?” and to that end we have done our best to build this knife in such a way that makes it ideal for as many situations as possible. We love how this knife presents as relatively small and light in the pocket, but when deployed, the knife feels deceptively large. Coupled with the wide, flat-ground blade this mid-sized knife suddenly feels like a full-sized tool that slices like a razor.