(SOLD) Just bought this from Europe, paid $419. You can find them here in USA at $399. Brand new, untouched, never cut or used.
I have heard it said these knives are easily as good as the Chris Reeve knives, and I believe it is true. I just had a large Inkosi and I sent it back. Was not impressed and I am getting tired of frame locks. This knife is thick titanium scales, large standoffs, action smooth as silk on washers, no lock bar to mess with. Nick Shabazz has a review of this knife on YouTube. Sometimes the guy irkes me. He said the ergos were kind of strange on this knife. The Swiss are not stupid and Nick can be, er, uh, well forget it. The ergos are highly intelligent and super comfortable. Knife melts into the hand holding the scales in natural position, and you can move grip up into the choil and use the ramp on the top of the blade. Ergos: fantastic.
From the website:
Klötzli Messerschmiede in Switzerland has teamed up with tactical knife designer Dietmar Pohl to create the first official Swiss Border Guard tactical folder. The SBG1 is a beauty. It is truly a gentleman's tactical knife. Equally at home in your pocket as it is up in the Alps.
The SBG1 features an ergonomically shaped all Titanium handle that feels good in your hand. Thicker than the usual Klotzli handle scales, this is a strong knife. The hand polished blade is made of Bohler N690 stainless steel and is hardened to HRC 59. There are dual thumbstuds on the blade for easy one hand opening. There is a button lock on the handle that keeps the blade secure. Handmade in Switzerland, this folder is 8-1/2" overall, 4-3/4" closed, with a 3-1/2" blade. This awesome knife has all stainless hardware and comes with a stainless steel pocket clip. The SBG1 comes brand new in the original Klotzli box with all papers.
I have heard it said these knives are easily as good as the Chris Reeve knives, and I believe it is true. I just had a large Inkosi and I sent it back. Was not impressed and I am getting tired of frame locks. This knife is thick titanium scales, large standoffs, action smooth as silk on washers, no lock bar to mess with. Nick Shabazz has a review of this knife on YouTube. Sometimes the guy irkes me. He said the ergos were kind of strange on this knife. The Swiss are not stupid and Nick can be, er, uh, well forget it. The ergos are highly intelligent and super comfortable. Knife melts into the hand holding the scales in natural position, and you can move grip up into the choil and use the ramp on the top of the blade. Ergos: fantastic.
From the website:
Klötzli Messerschmiede in Switzerland has teamed up with tactical knife designer Dietmar Pohl to create the first official Swiss Border Guard tactical folder. The SBG1 is a beauty. It is truly a gentleman's tactical knife. Equally at home in your pocket as it is up in the Alps.
The SBG1 features an ergonomically shaped all Titanium handle that feels good in your hand. Thicker than the usual Klotzli handle scales, this is a strong knife. The hand polished blade is made of Bohler N690 stainless steel and is hardened to HRC 59. There are dual thumbstuds on the blade for easy one hand opening. There is a button lock on the handle that keeps the blade secure. Handmade in Switzerland, this folder is 8-1/2" overall, 4-3/4" closed, with a 3-1/2" blade. This awesome knife has all stainless hardware and comes with a stainless steel pocket clip. The SBG1 comes brand new in the original Klotzli box with all papers.
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