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2017 Product Catalog Contents 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG CONTENTS FIELD STRIP ..................................................................................................................3-6 FORGED BY WAR® .........................................................................................................7 RUGER® KNIVES ............................................................................................................8 INNOVATIONS & TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................9 SAFETY & ACTUATION .................................................................................................10 DESIGNERS ...................................................................................................................11-16 NEW NEW PRODUCTS .................................................................................................17-44 2017 DEALER WORKBOOK ...................................................................................................45 EVERYDAY CARRY ...............................................................................................45-73 HUNT & FISH .......................................................................................................74-77 OUTDOOR .............................................................................................................78-82 SURVIVAL .............................................................................................................82-85 MULTI-TOOL .........................................................................................................85-88 TACTICAL ..............................................................................................................88-104 ACCESSORIES .....................................................................................................104-106 PRODUCT INDEX ...........................................................................................................107-108 WARRANTY ....................................................................................................................110 1 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG CRKT.COM INNOVATION NEVER RESTS I’ve always been fascinated by the bravery and perseverance of Lewis and Clark’s expedi- tion. The tribulation they endured for the promise of discovery is inspiring and reflective of all that we love about this great country. The fact that some of their greatest experiences took place in our rugged backyard makes us proud that CRKT® has called Oregon home for over 20 years. The drive to push forward into new frontiers has always fueled so much of what we do here at CRKT®—this year was no exception. We’re humbled by the creativity and know- how of the world-class designers we work with who take their craft as seriously as we do. On this note, we’re proud to have recently unveiled a game-changing innovation in Ken Onion’s Field Strip Technology. Beyond working with creative and inspiring independent designers, we’ve found ourselves in excellent company due to our growing partnership with Ruger®. We’re lucky to have found people with whom we share fundamental values, and the drive to continue creating NEW and delivering tools that satisfy our customers needs. 2017 We’re not content simply working for ourselves, though. We recognize that none of this would be possible without the brave men and women in arms, so one of our core missions is to give back. Years ago, when Ryan Johnson told us he’d been privately working with returning combat vets to help them cope with PTSD by designing and creating custom tools, we jumped at the chance to help. We ofcially launched the Forged By War® program in 2016 and continue to produce mission-ready tools, designed by warriors, with a portion of the CRKT® profits donated to the veterans’ charities of choice. To top it of, we closed out the year with a brand-new website. Finally, our site reflects the aesthetics and capabilities of our tools. We’re looking forward to the year ahead and thank you for being a part of our journey. Rod Bremer Founder 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG CRKT.COM 2 DESIGNED BY WORLD-CLASS KNIFEMAKER KEN ONION, FIELD STRIP TECHNOLOGY LETS YOU EASILY DISASSEMBLE YOUR KNIFE FOR CLEANING WITHOUT TOOLS. Ken Onion Ken is the real deal. The youngest ever inductee into the Blade Magazine Hall of Fame in 2008, he is recognized as one of the most innovative and successful knife designers of all time. 3 K270GKP HOMEFRONT™ Page 18 K250KXP HOMEFRONT™ EDC Page 18 K265CXP HOMEFRONT™ HUNTER Page 35 K260KKS HOMEFRONT™ TACTICAL Page 40 Most Innovative Design: Gear of the Year Selection: Most Innovative New Knife: 2016 Blade Show Men’s Journal KnifeNews Dealers’ Choice 4 5 To learn more about this award winning innovation, visit: CRKT.COM/FIELD-STRIP-TECHNOLOGY 6 NEW 2017 DESIGNED BY VETS. DRIVEN BY DUTY. THIS IS FORGED BY WAR.® In 2013, Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical, designer of elite, military, tactical tomahawks, approached CRKT® with the news that he had been privately working with a few combat veterans that had returned from war with varying degrees of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). To help work through their challenges, they had been forging steel into custom tools they wish they had available to them in the battle field. At times they worked in Ryan’s workshop; others on their own in garages, and even backyards. CRKT® cares deeply about our returning veterans and we saw a way to give back to the community that created them. That’s why we launched the Forged By War® program. These are mission ready tools, designed by warriors, with 10% of the CRKT® net profits donated to the veterans’ charity of choice. Mission ready tools that are…Forged By War®. See the tools on page 39. For more information, visit: CRKT.COM/FORGED-BY-WAR 7 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG CRKT.COM The exclusive Ruger® knife line includes designs for everyday carry, hunting, tactical uses, and self-preparedness. Developed by six master knife-smiths who combined their knowledge of the art with aesthetic details from Ruger® firearms, the line ofers unique knives with the important features that every good knife should have. These knives are purpose built to be durable and highly functional in the environments where Ruger® customers will expect them to perform. For more information about Ruger®-branded knives and tools, visit: CRKT.COM/COLLECTION/RUGER-KNIVES.HTML Manufactured by CRKT® under license from Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG CRKT.COM 8 THE TECH FIELD STRIP IKBS™ SNAP LOCK™ HOIST’N LOK® VEFF SERRATIONS™ Designed by world-class Designer Flavio Ikoma This innovative cam An innovative lobed and Some hone edges. Others, knifemaker, Ken Onion, and Rick Lala invented locking system features knurled cam success- like “Edgeologist” Tom Vef, Field Strip lets you easily this system that sets a blade that can pivot fully locks the rope into reinvent them, with his disassemble your knife lubed ball bearings 180º, simply press the place, eliminating the exclusive and patented Vef whenever, wherever—with- into the folding knife thumb wheel and rotate need for a difcult and Serrations™ that ofer out tools. pivot. The result is rapid the blade. When closed, often inconvenient tie of. superior cutting of cord- blade deployment that the frame is an efective With professional hunting age, rope, and fibrous is smooth and fast. Go blade guard. When open, guide Russ Kommer’s materials—none are safe. ahead, set a flipping land the harder you grip the innovation, hoisting your speed record. handle, the more it locks game is now as easy as the blade in place. cleaning it with one of his blades. VEFF FLAT TOP EASY CLEAN SHEATH M16®-ZLEK KLECKER LOCK EXITOOL® SERRATIONS® Dirt, fuzz, muck, sand, When situations are Designer Glenn Klecker It’s a seat belt cutter that Tom Vef knows a thing or and dust, all eas- coming on fast, you don’t seamlessly integrated clips to your belt. It’s a two about edges. As the ily dispatched from have time to search for this lock directly into the window breaker and LED world’s finest and only “Ed- your blade’s comfort everything you need. handle. Goodbye tradi- flashlight. If someone’s geologist” he specializes zone. Slide this Easy Thankfully, the M16® Law tional locking mecha- trapped in a vehicle, Russ in serrations that improve Clean sheath apart and Enforcement knives’ on- nisms. Hello new and Kommer’s tool can be the cutting efciency. So you wipe away the grime. duty features include the exciting knife designs. diference between life and can go through fibrous After you’ve cleaned your Carson Flipper, seat belt death. Save lives. materials like a torched blades’ bedroom, click strap cutter, and tungsten straight edge does through the two-piece sheath carbide window breaker, cold butter. back together and create all built right in. Protect a dirt free zone for your and serve. blade to securely reside. It’s so easy. 9 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG CRKT.COM SAFETY & ACTUATION FOLDER SAFETY SYSTEMS FOLDER ACTUATION SYSTEMS ILS™ OUTBURST® The Ikoma Lock Safety or ILS™ gives you an ASSISTED OPENING extra layer of safety when work stuf like Lightning fast. Ridiculously easy to use. lint, dirt and grease, gunk up your locking These are just a few of the ways people liner. Flavio Ikoma, innovator of the IKBS™ have described our patented opening pivot system, ingeniously added a lever system. Just manually open the blade up ® with an elbow, which automatically puts a to 30 degrees and the patented OutBurst pin between the liner and frame. This helps assisted opening mechanism springs the prevent
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