Hi there! 
Because I like to collect some interesting knives and I have a few friends in UK so I'm also interested in carrying a knife in Britain and some other European countries. After short search I found the EnZo PK70 folder.
This beautifully designed knife is the product of Finnish company Brisa Ab OY which was founded in 1996 and specializes in trading with materials for knife making. Their EnZo brand is described as 'A Knife Of The Highest Quality", and yes, I can definitely confirm that the EnZo PK70 folder is one of the best made knives I've ever had.
The flat ground blade is perfectly centered with no blade play after opening. CPM-S30V - the powder metallurgical stainless steel has a pleasing satin finish. The blade has a large comfortable nail nick and the knife is opened with both hands. The brand logo and the kind of steel are engraved on the other side of the blade. The cutting edge is symmetrical on both sides. The steel is aggressive and it is my sharpest knife out of the box, so literally like a R A Z O R!
Individual parts of the knife, especially G10, steel liners and spring on the back of the handle, are matched so precisely that together they look like a one solid surface.
The slightly rounded handle made of G10 polished to a high gloss finish gives the illusion that the handle is more curved, than it actually is. The black polished G10 pattern is very elegant and it reminds me visually an impression of a carbon fibre combined together with micarta.
The PK70 knife is Slipjoint so it has no lock and thanks to that this knife is legal in many countries, especcially in United Kingdom and Germany. The blade opens and closes with some resistance in two steps which are needed in Slipjoint knives to secure from the knife accidentally closing on your fingers.
The clip is attached with two screws so if you need you can unclip it. Holes for these screws located in the clip are beveled so that they hide the screws entirely. At the end of the handle is the lanyard hole. The clip is also mounted at the end of the handle, so the knife after closing, with a length of 9.3 cm hides in a pocket entirely and does not take up much space.
EnZo PK70/F/Black G-10 specifications:
☞ Overall length: 16.2 cm
☞ Handle length: 9.3 cm
☞ Handle Material: polished G10
☞ Blade length: 7 cm
☞ Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
☞ Steel Blade: CPM S30V
☞ Weight: 80 g
Summing up all the Enzo PK70 parameters can be assumed that it is the unique knife on the market - the unusual polished G-10, the CPM-S30V steel, high quality finish, slipjoint legal in many countries with simple elegant design and robust construction. It all makes this knife is the very good choice for EDC tasks.
Because I like to collect some interesting knives and I have a few friends in UK so I'm also interested in carrying a knife in Britain and some other European countries. After short search I found the EnZo PK70 folder.
This beautifully designed knife is the product of Finnish company Brisa Ab OY which was founded in 1996 and specializes in trading with materials for knife making. Their EnZo brand is described as 'A Knife Of The Highest Quality", and yes, I can definitely confirm that the EnZo PK70 folder is one of the best made knives I've ever had.
The flat ground blade is perfectly centered with no blade play after opening. CPM-S30V - the powder metallurgical stainless steel has a pleasing satin finish. The blade has a large comfortable nail nick and the knife is opened with both hands. The brand logo and the kind of steel are engraved on the other side of the blade. The cutting edge is symmetrical on both sides. The steel is aggressive and it is my sharpest knife out of the box, so literally like a R A Z O R!
Individual parts of the knife, especially G10, steel liners and spring on the back of the handle, are matched so precisely that together they look like a one solid surface.
The slightly rounded handle made of G10 polished to a high gloss finish gives the illusion that the handle is more curved, than it actually is. The black polished G10 pattern is very elegant and it reminds me visually an impression of a carbon fibre combined together with micarta.
The PK70 knife is Slipjoint so it has no lock and thanks to that this knife is legal in many countries, especcially in United Kingdom and Germany. The blade opens and closes with some resistance in two steps which are needed in Slipjoint knives to secure from the knife accidentally closing on your fingers.
The clip is attached with two screws so if you need you can unclip it. Holes for these screws located in the clip are beveled so that they hide the screws entirely. At the end of the handle is the lanyard hole. The clip is also mounted at the end of the handle, so the knife after closing, with a length of 9.3 cm hides in a pocket entirely and does not take up much space.
EnZo PK70/F/Black G-10 specifications:
☞ Overall length: 16.2 cm
☞ Handle length: 9.3 cm
☞ Handle Material: polished G10
☞ Blade length: 7 cm
☞ Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
☞ Steel Blade: CPM S30V
☞ Weight: 80 g
Summing up all the Enzo PK70 parameters can be assumed that it is the unique knife on the market - the unusual polished G-10, the CPM-S30V steel, high quality finish, slipjoint legal in many countries with simple elegant design and robust construction. It all makes this knife is the very good choice for EDC tasks.
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