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Sometimes your life depends on the tools you select—tools such as your pitons, ice axe, crampons and knife. Because climbers regard reaching the summits of the 14,000 ft. North American peaks as the pinnacle of achievement, we’ve named our new models the 14K Summit series.
We began with our powerful InterFrame locking liner construction in an easily cleaned open build, with nickel chrome plated zinc alloy scales featuring an aircraft-style drilled “skeleton” design. Weight is reduced without compromising the exceptional strength. The dual liners are 420J2 stainless steel. Handles are designed with an extended guard, generous size and bead-blast finish to give you extra gripping power. Friction grooves at the lock and on the blade spine improve grip in wet and icy conditions.
Blade: Overall length: 3.50" (8.9 cm)
Cutting edge: 3.38" (8.6 cm)
Thickness: 0.12" (0.30 cm)
Steel: AUS 6M, 55-57 HRC
Handle: Closed length: 4.75" (12.1 cm)
Weight: 6.4 oz. (181 g)
We began with our powerful InterFrame locking liner construction in an easily cleaned open build, with nickel chrome plated zinc alloy scales featuring an aircraft-style drilled “skeleton” design. Weight is reduced without compromising the exceptional strength. The dual liners are 420J2 stainless steel. Handles are designed with an extended guard, generous size and bead-blast finish to give you extra gripping power. Friction grooves at the lock and on the blade spine improve grip in wet and icy conditions.
A+
By Evilbunny76 from Sacramento CA on 8/24/2009
Pros:
Comfortable Grip, Durable, Good Weight, Sharp Blade, Versatile
Best Uses:
Backcountry Camping
Describe Yourself:
Casual Adventurer
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about CRKT Denali Knife:
If you put some locktite on the screws for the handle your good to go thats the only real flaw out of the box I had one of these and carried it almost everywhere for about 3 years loved it. Its not light but its not too heavy and with some practice you can get the blade open pretty fast.