A handy folding knife designed by eight-year-old Gogo - the daughter of the co-owner of Bestech Knives. The inspiration for this model was a cricket. The tool was refined in collaboration with renowned knife designer Ostap Hel, known for the minimalist, modern forms and high functionality of his designs.
The result of this unusual collaboration is a compact folding knife with a lightweight construction and a unique appearance, combining childlike creativity with a professional approach to ergonomics and practicality.
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.
This model features a Spear-Point blade, characterized by a symmetrical shape and a pointed tip that facilitates precise cutting and piercing. The 56 mm blade features a smooth cutting edge, making it a practical tool for everyday tasks and light outdoor work. The blade has a flat grind, which ensures good cutting performance, reduces resistance during cutting, and facilitates future sharpening.
Additionally, the blade surface features a fuller in the form of a longitudinal groove, which not only gives the blade a dynamic appearance but, above all, improves its balance, positively affecting control when handling the tool.
The ergonomic handle, featuring a non-slip texture, is made of G10 laminate, which consists of fiberglass and epoxy resin. A spring-loaded steel clip makes it easy to carry the knife around every day, and it can be moved to the other side of the handle.
The blade is opened using the button that releases the Button Lock mechanism and a quick flick of the wrist. The blade opening process itself has been accelerated by the use of a ceramic ball bearing in the knife's main pivot.
