Lonewolf Lobo Automatic Folder

September 12, 2007

This is not your ordinary automatic pocket knife.  It appears to be a simple composite handled pocket knife with nothing remarkable to note.  But inside the simple handle is a high quality artistically formed blade and a special automatic mechanism.  From the simple clean lines of this folder, there is no apparent button and no apparent mechanism that indicates that this knife is an automatic.  And on top of that cleverly designed secret is the fact that this knife is actually a double action automatic. 

The Lobo (LC22605-PLN) can function simply as a standard one handed locking-liner knife, assuring you that a stuck mechanism will not stop you from using your blade; and this movement is double action, allowing the blade to safely release upon being partially opened.  This blade though has an even more clever feature.  With a simple slide of the left handle scale towards the blade, the knife automatically releases; a wonderful surprise from such an unassuming blade. 

The knife features S30V premium grade steel 3.5" blade and stainless steel  frame, liners and clip.  The handle is a AAA grade G-10 composite with a checkered pattern for added grip.  The knife features a limited lifetime warranty and retails for $259.99

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