Name: CRKT Apoc 5381 Serrated pocket knife, Eric Ochs design
Brand: CRKT
SKU: CK-5381
Availability: BackOrder
Rating: 10 (1 reviews)

Handle/blade: G10/8Cr14MoV
Blade length: 10.3 cm 
Weight: 175 grams

The **CRKT Apoc 5380** was designed by Eric Ochs, especially for the end of time. As such CRKT calls the knife *'A knife designed for doomsday'*. You can tell when you look at the rough and slightly sinister design.

 Of course this knife wasn't really designed for the end of the world. The CRKT Apoc is simply an amazing EDC knife with an interesting concept. Really cool for anyone looking for a unique pocket knife. The blade is made from 8Cr13MoV-steel. A great type of steel that is easy to sharpen. Practical for a knife that is meant to be used on a daily basis. As such you know that you will never be left with a blunt knife that cannot be sharpened. The grooves on the blade do not only look cool. When you take a hold of the blade on both sides with your thumb and index finger you have a great grip. The tip is low in relation to the handle and the blade is enhanced with a hollow grind. This combination of factors has made the Apoc perfect for the more detailed tasks.

 You open the Apoc with the flipper after which a framelock locks the blade. Because of the use of IKBS ball bearings the knife moves well. The narrow G10 scales, which are mounted on the black steel liners, ensure that you have enough grip over the knife. The palm of your hand nicely forms around these G10 scales. With the deep-carry pocket clip you can comfortably carry the knife in your pocket.



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Beautiful knife. High quality. Love it. Exactly how i imagined it. Even more. Worth the money.

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CRKT Apoc 5381 Serrated pocket knife, Eric Ochs design