EKA 605708 Swede 92 Folding Knife, Bubinga
Description
- Polished finish
- Concave/hollow ground blade
- Lanyard hole
Sturdy folding knife with a unique Patented rear locking bar that creates a positive blade lock and a comfortable grip. Modified clip point blade is ground all the way to the handle to maximize cutting surface. Assembled with procession machine screws, allowing user to fine-tune blade action and complete disassembly for cleaning. Two handle materials to choose from; Dry flex and Bubinga (African Rosewood). Included is a rugged black nylon belt sheath with snap closure. SPECIFICATIONS: - Blade Steel: Sandvik 12C27 - HRC: 57-59 - Handle Materials: Masur and Dry flex - Blade length: 87 mm / 3.43" - Total length: 210 mm / 8.27" - Blade thickness: 2.8 mm / 0.11" - Closed: 123 mm / 4.84" - Total weight: 127 gram / 4.48 oz.
Reviews
G**S
BUY SOME SAND PAPER AND WOOD FILLER FIRST.
This came, as most of the bubinga models do, with a crack at one of the screw holes. The wooden handles seldom match even in the cut. Youmight get a nice one, but the odds are against it. There are much better choices!! If you MUST have a Eka, try the 88.
M**R
Think of it as a folding Mora Companion...
Except it can do even finer cuts than a Mora due to higher grind....and maybe a tougher blade tip....and a lot more class....my favorite always belt knife that will also fit in a pocket. In the 1980s, the former Sargeant Major of the SAS called it the only folder he would trust as a survival knife....nuff said.
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