KNIVES OF ALASKA Trailblazer knife with guthook 154CM steel, orange suregrip handle

Whether field-dressing a massive Alaskan-Yukon moose, an Arizona Cous deer, or just whittling kindling, our masterguide folders are up to the task.  The handles have a comfortable and safe fit in your hand. A palm swell combined with the "parrot's beak" shape at the back of the handle produces a positive grip. The handle and frame are drilled and tapped on both sides to provide secure anchor points for the removable/reversible pocket clip. Substantial locking liners are recessed and tightly fitted into each handle, so the overall thickness is thinner (by about 1/8") and stronger than most folding knives. An "open frame" provides an easy-to-clean folder, so important after field-dressing chores are completed. The blade's "D" style adjustable pivot pin has a massive 0.312" diameter shaft through the blade for added strength and smooth operation. The blade employs an oval shaped hole for one-handed opening. With the elimination of a "thumb stud" or any other type of 90-degree protrusion off the blade, the knife's slicing and cutting ability is unimpeded. Denali blade styles have KOA's traditional "grip grooves."

Steel: 154CM
Rockwell Hardness: 59-60
Bevel: 18-20º
Knife Length:Closed 5.125" Open 8.7"
Blade Length: 3.375"

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