Description

Pro-grade liner-lock knife

The Folsom is one of TJB’s most purposeful and practical pocket-knives. This Pro version brings some awesome upgrades to the robust folding liner-lock design. First up, it’s a little larger, with a slightly longer, wider blade for added capability. The blade has also been upgraded to LC200N, a ‘super stainless’ steel that is basically rust-proof, with a matte stonewashed finish for a sleek, understated look. Sealed ceramic ball bearings also make for a super satisfying, lightning-fast pivot action. The machined deep-carry pocket clip is now made from superlight titanium, while milled G10 scales provide amazing grip in wet and slimy conditions. And you still get the signature triangular thumb hole at the base for easy one-handed opening. Bottom line? If you’re looking for a pocket-knife that offers exceptional durability and corrosion resistance, the Folsom Pro is ready.

• FEATURES
• DETAILS
• ECO CREDENTIALS
• THE BRAND

• • Robust steel liner-lock construction
  • Ceramic ball bearings for a lightning-fast pivot action that’s fidget-friendly and super satisfying
  • 3.2” (8.2cm) LC200N ‘super stainless steel’ blade in matte stonewashed finish offers superb corrosion resistance
  • Machined thumb hole for ambidextrous opening
  • Reversible titanium pocket clip for left or right-handed use
  • Practical tip-up carry design when stowed
  • Milled G10 scales for exceptional grip
  • Handle closed length: 114 mm

• Material / Blade Material	LC200N w/ Stonewash Finish
  Blade Coating	Stonewash
  Blade Type	Drop point
  Blade Edge	Straight
  Handle Material	G10
  Bearing Type	Ceramic Ball Bearings
  Lock Type	Liner Lock
  Opening Style	Thumb Hole
  Carry Style	Tip up
  Carry Orientation	Ambidextrous
  Knife Type	Folding
  Lanyard Attach	Yes
  Lanyard Included	No

• • Sustainability through Longevity: Designed to last a lifetime of everyday use

• James is a brand that does things differently. Since 2012, they have been redefining the pocket-knife as an essential item of everyday carry for modern life.

  From The Journal: The James Brand | The Story