Chaves Redencion 229 Ultramar Folding Knife M390 Drop Point Full Titanium Frame For Sale

Like New with Box. This knife is in like new, uncarried, unused condition with original the box. No wear, blemishes or defects. What you see in the pics is exactly what you will get.

ChavesUltramar

ChavesUltramar knives from Ramon Chavez are manufactured in China by Reate Knivesaimed to bring his amazing knives to a wider audience base. There are a varietyof different models including this production 229 version of his famousRedencion knife that is iconic in the knife world. Each feels like one of hismid-tech offerings and features his signature titanium skull pocket clip. Theyare perfect for everyday carry and Reate has managed to recreate Ramon'sincredible action perfectly so they flick open just like the real thing!

ThisRedencion 229 is on par with the Chaves American Made 228 in terms of fit,finish, ergonomics, and build quality. It gets the size absolutely spot on andthe flipping action using either of the dual thumb studs and either your thumbor middle finger is rocketship fast. The compound tanto blade is paired with asquared-off black G10 and stonewashed titanium handle that is designed for harduse. The frame lock features a replaceable lockbar insert and the knife iscomplete with a partial titanium backspacer. If Ramon Chavez has been on yourwish list for a while but remains outside your price point, then check out aChaves Ultramar. For the money, there isn't a better mid-tech type productionknife that we can think of.

Specifications

BladeLength: 3.625"

CuttingEdge: 3.45"

ClosedLength: 4.625"

OverallLength: 8.25"

BladeMaterial: M390 Stainless steel

BladeThickness: 0.157"

Blade Style:Tanto

Blade Grind:Compound

BladeFinish: Belt Satin

HandleMaterial: Stonewashed Titanium

HandleThickness: 0.550"

LockingMechanism: Frame Lock

PivotAssembly: Bearings

Pocket Clip:Stonewashed Titanium (Tip-Up, Right Carry)

Weight: 5.43oz.

Designer:Ramon Chavez

ReplaceableLockbar Insert/Overtravel Arrestor

Made byReate Knives in China