Compact folding knife created by eight-year-old Gogo—the daughter of one of Bestech Knives’ co-owners. The design draws inspiration from a cricket. Developed and perfected in partnership with the acclaimed knife designer Ostap Hel, who is celebrated for his minimalist and modern concepts combined with exceptional functionality.
The partnership resulted in a lightweight, compact folder featuring distinctive styling that fuses youthful imagination with a professional focus on ergonomics and everyday utility.
The blade is crafted from stainless steel 14C28N, engineered by the Swedish manufacturer Sandvik. The raw material’s chemical makeup has been refined to deliver exceptional hardness. Optimized nitrogen content ensures corrosion resistance is preserved while enhancing the blade’s edge retention. Thanks to the presence of carbon, the knife offers excellent cutting performance, while chromium guarantees superior resistance to rust and oxidation. The surface of the blade is finished with a DLC coating.
Equipped with a blade featuring a Spear-Point design, the model is distinguished by its symmetrical silhouette and pointed tip, which enable accurate incisions and efficient piercing. The 56 mm blade is designed with a smooth cutting edge, making it highly functional for daily use as well as for light outdoor tasks. Crafted with a flat grind, the blade offers excellent cutting performance, minimizes resistance during use, and allows for easy resharpening.
A fuller in the form of a longitudinal groove is integrated into the blade’s surface, enhancing its dynamic visual appeal while also optimizing the tool’s balance, which contributes to improved control during operation.
A practical handle featuring a non-slip surface is crafted from G10 laminate, composed of fiberglass and epoxy resin. A robust yet flexible steel clip ensures comfortable daily carry and can be repositioned to either side of the handle for versatility.
Deploy the blade by pressing the button, which disengages the Button Lock mechanism, combined with a swift wrist motion. The blade deployment is further enhanced by the integration of a ceramic ball bearing in the knife's main axis.
