KB Knives Vertigo Frame Lock CamoCarbon Folding Knife [KB258C]

Vertigo — a Wharncliffe edge beneath a lowered point

The Vertigo places a comparatively straight working edge below a sharply descending spine. Its lowered point supports deliberate utility cuts near the front of the blade, while the handle inlay interrupts the surrounding metal surface.

Opening and lock operation

Part of the metal handle itself forms the locking bar. It moves behind the open blade and is pushed aside to release it, giving the mechanism a direct, exposed interface along the handle.

Steel and maintenance

S35VN is a powder-metallurgy stainless steel developed to balance wear resistance with toughness. It gives this blade a useful combination of edge life and resistance to corrosion for everyday cutting.

Handle construction

Titanium provides a corrosion-resistant metal structure. Anodizing and surface machining change its appearance and contact texture; they are different treatments from adding a separate grip scale or inlay.

Specifications