A fairly large knife with a rather rugged appearance. The blade shape is very practical and it's comfortable to use for cutting and preparing food, for example.
Bestech Knives Kasta Folding Knife by Grzegorz "Kombou" Grabarski - Grey/Blue
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A robust yet lightweight folding knife crafted for everyday carry (EDC), ideal for tackling both household tasks and outdoor ventures. The design comes from the renowned Polish knife designer, Grzegorz "Kombou" Grabarski.
The Wharncliffe-style blade is forged from high-performance stainless steel M390, featuring a hardness rating of 59-61HRC for exceptional edge durability. The blade features a full flat grind to deliver outstanding slicing ability.
Deployment of the blade can be achieved via a flipper or an alternative thumb hole, with the action smoothed by ceramic ball bearings in the pivot. Secure locking is provided by a Frame Lock. For enhanced tool control, jimping is present on the spine at the thumb rest.
Handle scales are ergonomically shaped from tough, lightweight titanium and carbon fiber. The textured surface and pronounced finger groove ensure a solid grip, even when hands are wet or grimy.
For effortless everyday carry, a sturdy titanium clip allows for quick attachment to a belt or pocket edge.
Technical data
Color: Grey/Blue
Blade length: 88 mm
Blade thickness: 3.8 mm
Steel: stainless M390
Handle: titanium, carbon fiber
Overall length: 208 mm
Weight: 135 g
Manufacturer: Bestech Knives, PRC
Polish project
Grzegorz "Kombou" Grabarski stands out as a renowned Polish knife designer, known for taking inspiration from pop culture, video games, nature, and biomechanics. His approach fuses innovative design with futuristic, organic shapes. Having previously worked with Brrr... Knives, Kombou currently creates exclusive designs in partnership with Bestech Knives, earning global acclaim among knife enthusiasts and collectors.
Militaria.pl is the official distributor of Bestech Knives.
Bestech Knives is a manufacturer of high-quality knives, known primarily for its refined folding models. The brand has earned worldwide recognition for its precision craftsmanship, modern approach to design and use of selected materials - from tool steels to premium plastics and titanium. An important part of the brand's identity is its collaborations with renowned designers. Among them are prominent Polish designers Kombou (Grzegorz Grabarski), Ostap Hel and Poltergeist Works (Jakub Wieczorkiewicz), as well as creators from the US, such as Nick Rogers, Frank Grissom and Keanu Alfaro.
| Type | Folder |
|---|---|
| Style | Multipurpose |
| Blade length | 88 mm |
| Blade thickness | 3,8 mm |
| Blade profile | Wharncliffe |
| Blade edge | Plain |
| Blunt resistance | Very good |
| Corrosion resistance | Very good |
| Lock type | Frame Lock |
| Overall length | 208 mm |
| Blade material | M390 |
| Opening method | Thumb hole and Flipper |
| Handle | Titanium + carbon fiber |
| Clip for carrying | Yes |
| Holster included | Yes |
| Weight | 135 g |
| EAN | 606314628826 |
| Manufacturer code | BT1909G |
| Brand | Bestech Knives |
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Number of reviews: 4
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K... Review confirmed by purchase
First purchase from this company, but I am positively surprised. I imagined I would receive a small, plastic dud, where the price reflects the company's value... and instead, I received a small work of art. My compliments to the designer. I truly recommend it, I can't wait for other models.
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A very interesting knife project made from premium materials. The steel and other materials used are top-notch, and the Polish knife designer is a plus. I recommend it to those looking for something more exclusive in a knife.
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The delivered product is of high quality, I hope it will also be durable. Very efficient shipping and delivery as usual from Militari.pl. I hope for many years of trouble-free use. The shape is quite unusual, but in practice it is ergonomic.
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