Kansept Knives Main Street Crossbar Lock Copp Folding Knife [K1015V2]

Dirk Pinkerton's utility-first folding design

Dirk Pinkerton designed the Main Street around practical utility and a straight-edged working profile. The Wharncliffe layout keeps a usable edge beneath a lowered point, useful for controlled cuts along a surface. Kansept offers different mechanisms within the family, including crossbar and top-operated liner versions.

Blade, handle and carrying size

• Blade: 3.36" (85.28 mm) CPM S35VN stainless; black stonewash finish
• Handle: Copper Foil G10
• Mechanism: Crossbar Lock
• Pocket size: 4.5" (11.43cm) closed

Materials and cutting character

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.

The Wharncliffe profile puts a straight working edge under a lowered point. It is especially useful for following a cut line and making controlled utility cuts on a surface.

G10 is a fiberglass-and-resin composite. Its layered construction gives the scales a durable structure, while the actual machining and surface texture determine how the grip feels in hand.

Crossbar Lock explained

A transverse bar engages the blade to hold it open. Pulling the bar back releases the blade for folding; the release sits near the pivot rather than along the cutting-edge channel.

Specifications