Columbia River CRKT Parascale Bushcraft Deadbolt Lock Folding Knife (3.191 Inch Black Stonewash D2 Plain Blade) Black GRN Handle 6235

SKU: CRK6235

Overall Length: 7.875 in.

Blade Length: 3.191 in.

Cutting Edge Length: 3.00 in.

Blade Thickness: 0.134 in.

Blade Material: D2 Tool Steel

Blade Style: Drop Point

Blade Grind: Hollow Ground

Blade Finish: Satin

Edge Type: PlainEdge

Handle Length: 4.682 in.

Handle Thickness:

Handle Material: Cord-Wrapped GRN Handle

Handle Color: Black/Brown

Frame/Liner: Stainless Steel

Weight: 5.00 oz.

Carry Method: Pocket Clip (Right - Tip Up)

Knife Type: Manual Opening Folder

Opening Mechanism: Thumb Stud

Locking Mechanism: Deadbolt Lock

Brand: CRKT

Designer: T.J. Schwarz

Model: Parascale

Model Number: 6235

Country of Origin: China

Retail Price: 0.00

$99.95

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Built for bushcraft. Deadbolt® is an industry shifting innovation on so many levels. TJ Schwarz just uncovered one more and put it into the Parascale™ outdoor folding knife. If you’re wondering why you’ve never seen a paracord-wrapped folder before, it’s because you probably haven’t—unlike a frame lock or liner lock, Deadbolt® only impacts the pivot, making the Parascale™ a highly useful outdoor folding companion.

From his bench in Boise, Idaho, TJ Schwarz set out to marry the Deadbolt® lock innovation and a highly utilitarian outdoor/survivalist knife. The Parascale™ delivers in spades with a 3.2” drop point, deep-bellied blade with a satin finish. It’s balanced by a durable glass-reinforced nylon handle wrapped in paracord—an ideal tool to always have on hand when you’re miles from anywhere. A thumb stud lights it up and the IKBS™ ball bearing pivot system quickens the opening action. It locks into place with Deadbolt® and will stay there—enduring incredible stress and weight—until it’s simply closed with the prominent button. It’ll have your back in the backcountry.

How Deadbolt® Works. Steel bolts interlock with the blade when it’s deployed to yield incredible strength. A prominent button sits at the pivot point for simple, intuitive disengagement without fingers crossing the path of the blade.