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This is the same reliable assisted-open folder you’d expect — 3.25-inch blade, one-handed deployment, belt clip and lanyard hole — with one detail that makes it stand out: the two-tone handle. The accent colors are done well enough that it doesn’t look like an afterthought, and with four combinations to choose from, it’s easy to find one that fits your preference.
If you’ve been carrying a plain black folding knife and wanted something with a bit more personality without going overboard, this is a reasonable upgrade. The two-tone handle combinations — Black with Red, Grey with Blue, Rainbow with Black, and Silver with Black — are distinctive without being flashy. The accents are worked into the handle design, not painted on as an afterthought.
Functionally, it’s an assisted-open folder with a 3.25-inch blade that sits at a comfortable everyday carry size. At 7.75 inches open, it’s a touch more compact than many similarly-priced folders, which is a plus if you prefer a shorter profile in your pocket.
This knife works well for anyone who wants a dependable assisted-open folder and just happens to care about what it looks like. The 3.25-inch blade is practical for everyday utility tasks — opening packages, cutting cord, general use — without being oversized for casual carry.
The four color combinations make it easy to choose one that suits you, or to color-code if you keep knives in different places. The belt clip and lanyard hole both come standard, so you’ve got options from the start without needing to buy accessories separately.
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The assisted-open mechanism works via the standard spring-assist method: push the thumb stud to start, and the internal spring snaps the blade fully open and locked. The 3.25-inch 3Cr13 blade is a practical everyday length — capable enough for real tasks, short enough to stay within carry limits in most jurisdictions. The handle is built to show off the accent colors durably; they’re part of the handle construction rather than a surface coating that would wear off with regular use.
At 7.75 inches open and 0.45 lbs, this knife is on the more compact and lightweight end of the assisted-open folder category. The belt/visor clip is the standard fold-over style, and the lanyard hole at the base of the handle gives you the option to add a wrist strap or bag attachment.
| Feature | Two-Tone Accent Folder | Plain EDC Folder | Full-Size Folder (4″) | Pepper Spray |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blade Length | 3.25 inches ✓ | 2.5–3.5 inches | 4 inches ✓ | N/A |
| One-Hand Open | Yes ✓ | Varies | Yes ✓ | Yes ✓ |
| Handle Distinction | Two-tone accents ✓ | Standard | Standard | N/A |
| Carry Options | Clip + Lanyard ✓ | Clip | Clip/Belt ✓ | Clip/Keychain ✓ |
| Overall Open Length | 7.75 inches | 6–7 inches ✓ | 8.5 inches | N/A |
| Best For | EDC with personal style | Minimal everyday carry | Outdoor/utility work | Non-contact defense |
Overall length open is 7.75 inches. Blade length is 3.25 inches. Blade material is 3Cr13 stainless steel. Weighs approximately 0.45 lbs. Includes belt/visor clip and lanyard hole. Available in four handle combinations: Black with Red Accents, Grey with Blue Accents, Rainbow with Black Accents, and Silver with Black Accents. Check local assisted-open knife regulations before carry.
A compact, well-made everyday folder that gives you reliable assisted-open performance and a two-tone handle worth actually carrying — pick the color combination that works for you.
The accent colors are part of the handle design rather than a painted-on finish, which means they hold up better to regular handling than surface coatings typically do. That said, like any pocket knife that sees daily carry, the handle will develop normal wear marks over time. The underlying construction is solid — the accents are designed to be a lasting visual feature, not a temporary one that rubs off after a few weeks of use.
The Rainbow with Black Accents option has a multicolor iridescent finish on the handle that shifts between colors depending on the light — similar to what you’d see on an anodized titanium surface. The black accents provide contrast that grounds the design. It’s the most distinctive of the four color options. If you want something that looks noticeably different from standard black or silver knives, this is the one to choose. The others are more understated for everyday professional settings.
For most common outdoor tasks — cutting rope, preparing food at a campsite, trimming cordage, opening packaging — a 3.25-inch blade is sufficient. Where you’ll notice the shorter length is with tasks that need longer strokes, like batoning wood or breaking down large quantities of material. For a general-purpose outdoor and everyday carry knife, 3.25 inches covers the majority of what most people actually need. If you regularly do heavier camp or field work, a 4-inch blade would serve you better.
Yes — the lanyard hole at the base of the handle is designed for exactly that. Standard wrist lanyards with a small loop end thread through easily. This is useful for outdoor activities where dropping the knife is a real concern, or for anyone who prefers the security of having the knife attached to their wrist or bag. Most outdoor gear shops and online retailers sell compatible wrist lanyards and paracord loops inexpensively if you want to add one.
| Type of Knife | Folding |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 7.75 inches |
| Blade Length | 3.25 inches |
| Material | 3Cr13 Steel |
| Included | Belt / Visor Clip, Lanyard Hole |
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