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Post your Backpacker pics here! 
Here's a couple I like... I need some of mine though!
Here's a couple I like... I need some of mine though!
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Titanium Backpacker Photo Thread
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This is going to be a awesome thread! I can't believe that the new run will be even lighter than the one I have now!
To give you folks,that do not own one of these DFK Backpackers now, an idea just how light they are, I carry my Ti Backpacker hanging from the zipper pull on my jacket, even with all the jumping and climbing around while scrambling around in the back country, the weight, or lack there of , has never unzipped my jacket. Do not let the weight of these fool you either, They are tough as nails !
To give you folks,that do not own one of these DFK Backpackers now, an idea just how light they are, I carry my Ti Backpacker hanging from the zipper pull on my jacket, even with all the jumping and climbing around while scrambling around in the back country, the weight, or lack there of , has never unzipped my jacket. Do not let the weight of these fool you either, They are tough as nails !
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^ Rocking!
Thanks FBC! Very cool Sir!
Thanks FBC! Very cool Sir!
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Yes, I sold over 100 of them last year. These new ones are the lightest yet... estimated finished weight 14 grams.
Thanks!
They are about 6" long with a 2.5" blade. I'm using 1/16" Titanium stock for a super light and slicey knife.
They come with a Kydex sheath that is teklok and necker compatible for just about any carry method. I carry mine on my pocket, sometimes with a static line for one handed operation. The sheath has removable hardware for ease of cleaning and versatility.
"The Backpacking, Camping, Fishing, Hunting, Boating, Diving, Survival, Back Country, Mountain Climbing, Every Day Carry Knife and more!
It weighs almost nothing and will never rust."
I'll get some good sheath pics for this thread eventually, here is an older quick pic.
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