lionSTEEL Thrill Aluminum – Green / Silver

Thrill Green Aluminium, Satin Blade ultralight, classic folder of the Italian manufactory LionSteel with handle manufactured in Solid® technology. Proof of the high technological development used in the production of knives. Equipped with SlipJoint mechanism, "no lock", built from one piece of material. An excellent tool for most cutting jobs, socially friendly, legal in most countries. Design by Molletta, designed by a well-known and respected Italian designer with years of experience. Michele Pensato (a.k.a. Molletta), is distinguished by a new approach to the use of materials and experiments in the application of heat treatment and the use of advanced software in the design of knives. M390 Microclean® – head made of the highest quality modern powder steel with extremely high corrosion and abrasion resistance. High chromium steel with a doping of vanadium with a hardness of 59-61 HRC. Manufactured in Böhler-Uddeholm, Austria. SlipJoint – "no lock" non-locking mechanism used in folders. Uses spring pressure on a flat notch on the back of the blade to keep the blade open during use. Slip Joint holds the blade in both folded and unfolded positions. Force is required to fold/unfold the knife. IKBS – (ball bearing system) allows for quick, smooth opening of the blade. Blade – Drop Point provides excellent cutting-edge geometry. Plain blade is Full Flat Grind, which perfectly presents satin matte finish of the blade. Knife opens with a double-sided nail nick on the blade. Handle – green color. Made of a single block (one piece) of solid aluminium machined with Solid® Knife technology. Using CNC machining, a lightweight, monolithic skeleton (body) of superior strength is achieved as a solid structural element. Non-slip cover texture for a better grip. H.WAYL – (Hide What Annoys You Lionsteel) hidden right side clip allows you to carry the knife in tip-up position. Retracting the clip is done only with the push of a button. A solution appreciated during long-term use of the knife, when the classic protruding clip can interfere with work.