CPM154 and CPM-S35vn Flippers

[HighwaterKnives]

Knives are 295$ Shipped within continental US
Highwater Knives “Estuary”
Blade - 3.55” CPM154 and CPMS35vn cnc machined and hardened w/cryo to 59/60 c.
Pivot- 440c caged axial bearings, hardened stainless pivot.
Lock- 440c button lock.
Handle - 6061 T6 aluminum type 3 hard coat anodized. 4.7” closed, .56” wide
Hardware- Stainless hardware
Clip-Titanium ambidextrous tip up clip
Weight - Just under 4 oz.

FYI only one available in s35, these went quick.
Available on my website https://www.highwaterknives.com/category/all-products (Credit card purchases) and through DM here

 

[jfk1110]

 

[sgt1372]

I like & am thinking about buying this or your auto variation, which are reminiscent of the machine bladed RJ Martin designed Kershaw Groove (1730) & Zing (1735) & a machined bladed Brian Tighe custom, the Tighe Breaker that I also own.

Either would fit nicely in this group of machined bladed knives.

Estuary Riptide Automatic | Highwater Knives

Highwater Knives “Estuary”Blade - 3.55” Cpm-154 cnc machined and hardened to 58/59 c.Pivot- 440c caged axial bearings, hardened stainless pivot.Lock- 440c button lock.Handle - 6061 T6 aluminum type 3 hard coat anodized. 4.7” closed, .56” wideHardware- Stainless hardware and ambidextrous tip up...

www.highwaterknives.com

 

[HighwaterKnives]

S35 sold. Cpm 154 available in flipper and auto

 

[yourmomsbatter]

I like & am thinking about buying this or your auto variation, which are reminiscent of the machine bladed RJ Martin designed Kershaw Groove (1730) & Zing (1735) & a machined bladed Brian Tighe custom, the Tighe Breaker that I also own.

Either would fit nicely in this group of machined bladed knives.

Estuary Riptide Automatic | Highwater Knives

Highwater Knives “Estuary”Blade - 3.55” Cpm-154 cnc machined and hardened to 58/59 c.Pivot- 440c caged axial bearings, hardened stainless pivot.Lock- 440c button lock.Handle - 6061 T6 aluminum type 3 hard coat anodized. 4.7” closed, .56” wideHardware- Stainless hardware and ambidextrous tip up...

www.highwaterknives.com

It looks familiar v well put together for sure