LionSteel T.R.E. DAMASCUS CARBON
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Product detailed description
The T.R.E. Titanium is equipped with a patented system that allows the user to carry the knife with or without the Flipper feature. Removing it from the blade is a very simple matter using a screw. The knife features a beautifully machined titanium frame and pocket clip. The handle offers two different versions: titanium or carbon fiber. The T.R.E. blade retention is fitted with IKBS pivot system ball bearings to improve opening and closing. In this way, ultra-fast activation is achieved. Designed by MOLLETTA.
Total Length: 175 mm. - 6.89 inches
Blade Length: 74 mm. - 2.91 inches
Blade Thickness: 3.5 mm. -.14in.
Steel: Damascus Raindrop
RAINDROP damascus is manufactured by Chad Nichols.
Net Weight: 160 gr.
Handle: carbon
Packaging: wooden collector's case
Additional parameters
| Category: | Classic folding knives |
|---|---|
| Blade material: | damascus |
| Blade length: | 7 to 8 cm |
| Handle material: | carbon fiber |
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LionSteel was founded in 1969 in Maniago, where knife making is as traditional as in Solingen, Germany. It was founded by Mr. Gino Pauletta, and was mainly focused on contract manufacturing of knives from other manufacturers. A few years later, the company produced the first knives of its own design, thus creating the LionSTEEL brand. The name of the factory is given by the stone statue of a lion standing in front of the building and the material from which the knives are made.
At the end of the 1990s, the founder's three sons, John Daniel and Maximus, join the work. At that time, the company made a great leap in quality with the introduction of digital machine control.
At this time the company has fifteen employees and sells its products not only in Europe but also in the USA. It focuses on the production of knives of the highest quality. The company's philosophy is to supply knives made exclusively in Italy. None of the knives or their components are made in Asia.