The Ka-Bar Becker Folder BK40 Folding Knife from the American manufacturer is a universal EDC folder designed in cooperation with the valued knifemaker Ethan Becker. The blade made of Japanese stainless steel with a satin finish, combined with a handle made of GFN-PA66 plastic, will make even the toughest tasks a pleasure.
The Ka-Bar Becker Folder BK40 Folding Knife from the American manufacturer is a universal EDC folder designed in cooperation with the valued knifemaker Ethan Becker. The blade made of Japanese stainless steel with a satin finish, combined with a handle made of GFN-PA66 plastic, will make even the toughest tasks a pleasure.
The Becker Folder BK40 knife from Ka-Bar has a Clip Point blade with a satin finish, made of high-carbon Japanese AUS-8A stainless steel with a thickness of 3.5 millimeters. It has a high flat cut, finished with a plain cutting edge, enriched with a large choil at the base of the blade. The knife blade is extracted from the handle by means of a double-sided thumb stud at the base of the blade. The knife is equipped with a Liner Lock to prevent the knife from folding during operation. The blade has a corrugation on the back at the base of the blade, thanks to which it gives good support for the thumb during precise cutting and improves the shortened knife grip.
The ergonomic handle of the knife, made of GFN-PA66 plastic, is extremely light and durable. The linings have a slightly textured surface, thanks to which the knife lies securely in the hand and does not slip even in adverse weather conditions. The handle is equipped with a double-sided pocket clip with the option of changing the tip-up or tip-down position. In the head of the handle there is a hole for a wrist lanyard.
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