Name: ESEE Pinch neck knife, James Gibson design
Brand: ESEE Knives
SKU: EE-PINCH
Price: 59.95 GBP
Availability: BackOrder

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Handle/blade: 1095 carbon steel
Blade length: 3.5 cm
Weight: 20 grams

The **ESEE Pinch** is a practical and compact neck knife, designed by James Gibson. Even though the total length is no more than 8.8 cm, the Pinch is very usable. Because of the two finger grooves you have a comfortable grip, and the pointed wharncliffe blade cuts well. The blade is made from 1095 carbon steel. A tough type of steel that is easy to sharpen. Do, however, be careful with moisture, salt and acids: 1095 isn't corrosion resistant.

 The ESEE Pinch comes with a simple plastic sheath. It contains a strong magnet that keeps the blade in place.



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