GT Knives, founded by Greg Bark and Todd Jones, are not your run-of-the-mill folders. The inventors have made distinguished careers in precision metal working, and the two of them CNC mill all their knives themselves in their own shop.
For only two more days, some of their most popular knives are available for 76 percent off. Each of these knives normally costs $250 but can currently be had for a mere $60. These are the knives: two different tips available with both a plain and a serrated edge:
Drop Point Tip with a Plain Edge
You can save $190 on a great knife right now (Photo via Touch of Modern)
Drop Point Tip with a Plain Edge on sale for $59.99
Drop Point Tip with a Serrated Edge
You can save $190 on a great knife right now (Photo via Touch of Modern)
Drop Point Tip with a Serrated Edge on sale for $59.99
Tanto Tip with a Plain Edge
You can save $190 on a great knife right now (Photo via Touch of Modern)
Tanto Tip with a Plain Edge on sale for $59.99
Tanto Tip with a Serrated Edge
You can save $190 on a great knife right now (Photo via Touch of Modern)
Tanto Tip with a Serrated Edge on sale for $59.99
The blades of all of these knives are “made of the superior stainless tool steel, a distinction that sets it apart. With a long cutting bevel and a drop point, the edge is extremely durable and sharp.”
The handles are “made of machined aircraft grade 6061 T6 aluminum alloy that has been anodized with the highest quality coating available, type III hard anodize. This innovative, ergonomically designed handle has a unique look and feel. Strong, yet lightweight and with a textured surface unlike any other knife. Incorporated into the handle is a relieved area behind the pivot which acts as a self guard, making this design the most comfortable and practical knife on the market today.”
These knives really are “cutting edge,” so I’m really glad to be able to get them on sale at the moment.
GT Knives are cutting edge (Photo via GTKnife.com)
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