When utility cutting and slicing tasks are high on your priority list, you know how important having the right tool for the job can be. You also know that sometimes the standard box cutter utility knife won’t cut it. That’s when a dedicated pocket knife made for hard use repetitive tasks comes in handy, like the new Goblin frame lock from Kansept Knives. Its ergonomic design is comfortable to use all day, and the combination of a strong titanium frame lock and premium CPM-S35VN stainless steel blade puts this compact utility folder a clear step above a cheap retractable cutter, not to mention many of its peers.
At first glance, the bold appearance of the Goblin knife belies its hard use chops. It has a precision-machined titanium handle and distinct sheepsfoot-shaped blade with enough of a belly for slicing work and a small pointed tip for piercing performance too. And because the 2.25″ knife sports premium S35VN composition, you can rely on this blade to hold an edge for far longer than most production steels. You can also count on the blade not snapping when the going gets tough too, especially because the titanium handle sports a solid frame lock for added peace of mind.
The black-finished blade cuts a discreet look with the blacked-out handle, and it helps protect the blade against scratches and gunk no matter how many boxes you go through. If you prefer a cleaner aesthetic, you can pick up the anodized titanium and satin-finished colorway of this knife instead. No matter which you choose, the large ambidextrous eyehole allows you to use this knife with either hand, and the deep carry pocket clip helps it disappear into your pockets when your work is done.
With the quality materials and attention to detail you get with this knife, the Kansept Knives Goblin is great value for money, and it’s a great choice whether you’re looking to step up your utility knife game or looking for a compact, high-performance, sub-3″ blade for your own personal everyday carry. Pick one up today at the link below.
