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2016-Crkt-Catalog-Lo 2 FORGED BY WAR ..........................................................................................................3 RUGER ANNOUNCEMENT ...........................................................................................4 INNOVATIONS & TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................5 SAFETY & ACTUATION .................................................................................................6 DESIGNERS ...................................................................................................................7-11 NEW PRODUCTS .................................................................................................12-26 NEW DEALER WORKBOOK ...................................................................................................27 2016 EVERYDAY CARRY ...............................................................................................27-55 HUNT & FISH .......................................................................................................55-59 OUTDOOR .............................................................................................................59-63 SURVIVAL .............................................................................................................64-68 MULTI-TOOL .........................................................................................................68-71 TACTICAL ..............................................................................................................71-88 ACCESSORIES .....................................................................................................88-90 PRODUCT INDEX ...........................................................................................................91-92 WARRANTY ....................................................................................................................93 1 CRKT.COM We were drawn to this place for its rugged terrain, jaw-dropping beauty and independent spirit. It’s a natural fit for a company like ours. That’s why CRKT has called this place home for 21 years. Working with the country’s best designers, we continue to create innovative tools that survive here. Which means they can perform anywhere. We’re partnering with people who take their craft as seriously as we do and are as reliable as a friend in the field. We’re talk- ing of course about Ruger® knives and are happy to have them on board. NEW All of this has led to strong growth for the company. But we realize none of this would be 2016 possible without the freedom provided by our veterans. At CRKT® we care deeply about them. So when Ryan Johnson told us that he’d been privately working with returning combat vets to overcome their PTSD by forging steel into custom tools—we saw a way to give back. In 2016, we’re honored to announce the launch of the Forged By War™ program. The result: mission-ready tools, designed by warriors, with 10% of the CRKT® net profits donated to the veterans’ charity of choice. We’re excited about moving forward into the future and the adventures that are right outside our door. We invite you to join us with confidence in hand. Rod Bremer Founder CRKT.COM 2 NEW 2016 In 2013, Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical, designer of elite, military, tactical tomahawks, approached CRKT® with the news that he had been 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 have been designing and forging steel into custom tools. Drawing from their experience earned in combat situations, they have been creating tools they wished they had available to them in the battlefield. CRKT® cares deeply about our returning veterans and we saw a way to give back to the community that created them. In 2016, we’re honored to announce the launch of 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 21. 3 CRKT.COM “Ruger is focused on bringing affordable, rugged and reliable products to our consumer base,” said Chris Killoy, Ruger President and COO, “As we looked to expand our licensing program, we knew that we wanted a knife manufacturer that shared these goals. CRKT is a great fit.” The new exclusive Ruger knife line includes designs for everyday carry, hunting, tactical uses, and self-preparedness. Developed by five master knife designers who combine their knowledge of the art with aesthetic details from Ruger firearms. For more information about Ruger-branded knives and tools, visit Ruger.com/CRKT. Manufactured by CRKT® under license from Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. CRKT.COM 4 Innovation means building the products that will continue to lead, and define, the industry in terms of creativity and utility. It means constantly asking ourselves how we can be better. Integrity is critical to how we’ve chosen to do business. It means interacting with our customers, and each other, honestly and directly. It also means building products that perform reliably, and a brand that behaves consistently, year after year. IKBS™ KLECKER LOCK HOIST’N LOK® VEFF SERRATIONS™ VEFF FLAT TOP ® Designer Flavio Ikoma Designer Glenn Klecker An innovative lobed and Some hone edges. Oth- SERRATIONS and Rick Lala invented seamlessly integrated knurled cam success- ers, like “Edgeologist” Tom Veff knows a thing this system that sets this lock directly into the fully locks the rope into Tom Veff, reinvent them, or two about edges. As lubed ball bearings handle. Goodbye tradi- place, eliminating the with his exclusive and the world’s finest and into the folding knife tional locking mecha- need for a difficult and patented Veff Serra- only “Edgeologist” he pivot. The result is rapid nisms. Hello new and often inconvenient tie tions™ that offer superior specializes in serrations NEW blade deployment that exciting knife designs. off. With professional cutting of cordage, rope, that improve cutting 2016 is smooth and fast. Go hunting guide Russ and fibrous materials— efficiency. So you can ahead, set a flipping land Kommer’s innovation, none are safe. go through fibrous speed record. hoisting your game is materials like a torched now as easy as cleaning straight edge does it with one of his blades. through cold butter. EASY CLEAN SHEATH PARA-SAW™ M16®-ZLEK SWINDLE™ CLIP EXITOOL® Dirt, fuzz, muck, sand, Outside, it’s a braided When situations are You don’t see the clip, do It’s a seat belt cutter and dust, all easily paracord bracelet. coming on fast, you don’t you? That’s just the point that clips to your belt. dispatched from your Inside, it’s a stainless have time to search for with the Ken Onion-de- It’s a window breaker blade’s comfort zone. steel tungsten carbide everything you need. signed pocket clip on the and LED flashlight. If Slide this Easy Clean coated wire saw. You’ll Thankfully, the M16® Law side of the knife. Spring someone’s trapped in a sheath apart and wipe only need to recognize Enforcement knives’ on- tensioned, it provides vehicle, Russ Kommer’s away the grime. After the Ken Onion designed duty features include the an improved hold on tool can be the differ- you’ve cleaned your Para-Saw™ for what it Carson Flipper, seat belt your pocket...and looks ence between life and blades’ bedroom, click really is: a way to save strap cutter, and tung- classy when it catches death. Save lives. the two-piece sheath your bacon in emergen- sten carbide window your eye. back together and create cy survival calamities. breaker, all built right in. a dirt free zone for your Protect and serve. blade to securely reside. It’s so easy. 5 CRKT.COM FOLDER SAFETY SYSTEMS FOLDER ACTUATION SYSTEM You want to grab your knife with the confidence know- When you’re out in the field or someone needs help, ing it’ll handle any job. That’s why CRKT® has led the you don’t want to mess around with opening your knife. way in developing lock and safety systems that provide To that end, CRKT® models have traditionally featured the optimum level of safety for each folding knife’s convenient, prominent, thumb studs. But for those who intended use. need greater speed when opening their knives, we offer the 3 following innovations: ILS™ The Ikoma Lock Safety or ILS™ gives you an OUTBURST® extra layer of safety when work stuff like ASSISTED OPENING lint, dirt and grease, gunk up your locking Lightning fast. Ridiculously easy to use. ™ liner. Flavio Ikoma, innovator of the IKBS These are just a few of the ways people pivot system, ingeniously added a lever have described our patented opening with an elbow, which automatically puts a system. Just manually open the blade up pin between the liner and frame. This helps to 30 degrees and the patented OutBurst® prevent the liner from slipping down the assisted opening mechanism springs the blade ramp. When you’re done using your knife fully open so that you’re good to go. ™ knife, press down on the ILS thumb rest The powerful spring also holds the blade and slide the locking liner over to disen- securely closed when not in use. On many gage the safety. It’s always good to have a models, we’ve combined the OutBurst® sys- backup. Especially when it comes to safety. tem with our locking and actuation systems like Fire Safe® for a new level of ease of operation, as well as security. LAWKS® The “Lake and Walker Knife Safety” innova- FIRE SAFE® SAFETY tion adds
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