Stainless Izula

[suttond]

I read that they would be coming out with a stainless version of the Izula. Does anyone have any information on this?

 

[R.A.T.]

We are working towards that...

 

[thejamppa]

Till then, enjoy good ol' carbon steel, though it takes bit more effort. Just cleaning it well after use don't take much time and prevents very well rust.

 

[adaman04]

There's been discussion here and there about 440C stainless ESEE blades. It'll be worth it when they come out. Patience grasshoppa.

I've never had a 1095 blade (that I recall) until I started buying RC/ESEE knives. It's not a wonder steel but it is a great overall steel. I dig it.

 

[suttond]

Thanks for the replies.

 

[suttond]

We are working towards that...

While you are at it, could we have some orange G-10 scales for the Izula also.

 

[Lapp_Dance]

While you are at it, could we have some orange G-10 scales for the Izula also.

while I like the micarta scales you guys produced, orange G10 for the "oh sh*t" bag would be pretty cool

 

[stealthchaser13]

While you are at it, could we have some orange G-10 scales for the Izula also.

i third this one..

would stainless Izula be cheaper than a normal Izula?

 

[Greyswandir]

While you are at it, could we have some orange G-10 scales for the Izula also.

Oh man, Orange G10 for the Izula would be an instant day 1 purchase for me.

 

[styx]

Stainless Izzie? Oh well, we all know it's gonna work like crazy. And bite ppl too

 

[Jason B.]

Sounds good but why 440?

Besides stainless I don't see any advantage, the 1095 might even have better performance. It takes a pretty good stainless to stand up to a well heat treated carbon steel.

 

[Morales]

If it's 440C with a good heattreat, there's nothing wrong with that imho when you're looking for stainless steel for a decent price. There were times when 440C was the ultimate must-have in knife steels...