Mcusta MC33C FGB&B Folding Knife | Damascus V-Toku Limited Edition

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MCUSTA - MC33C FGB&B - Limited Edition

Weight: 71 g
Blade length: 70 mm
Closed length: 95 mm
Overall length: 165 mm
Blade material: 33-layer stainless Damascus steel with V-Toku core
Hardness: 62 HRC
Handle material: Carbon fiber / Blue G10 with stainless steel plates
Lock: Liner lock
Handle thickness: 11.3 mm
Blade thickness: 2.75 mm
Pocket clip: Reversible, point-up
Opening: Manual
Limited edition: 50 pieces

€629.95

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Mcusta MC-33C FGB&B 25th Anniversary Shinra Take Folding Knife

The Mcusta MC-33C-FGB-B is a limited-edition folding knife designed to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Mcusta brand. Inspired by the Shinra Folder series, this model draws on the Japanese concept of Shinra, associated with nature, the universe, and all of creation. Only 50 units have been produced.

Damascus blade with V-Toku core

This Mcusta folding knife features a 33-layer stainless steel Damascus blade with a V-Toku core. The blade measures 70 mm and has a stated hardness of 62 HRC. This construction highlights Mcusta’s knife-making expertise, combining modern technology with hand-finished details.

Carbon fiber and blue G10 handle

The carbon fiber and blue G10 handle is crafted with a bamboo-inspired design. It incorporates stainless steel liners and has a closed length of 95.3 mm. This distinctive finish reinforces the premium positioning of this anniversary model.

Manual opening and liner lock

The MC-33C-FGB-B features a manual opening mechanism and a liner lock. Its reversible pocket clip allows for tip-up carry, suitable for both right- and left-handed users. Manufactured in Seki, Japan, this knife continues the Japanese cutlery tradition of the Mcusta brand.