The James Brand
The Kline Pocket Knife
The Kline Pocket Knife
A minimalist pocket knife forged from USA-made materials
The James Brand quickly won over EDC enthusiasts of all stripes with their sleek designs and legendary quality. The newest addition to their lineup of top-shelf blades—The Kline Pocket Knife—features a no-fuss, minimalist design and a deep-carry pocket clip that’s reversible and removable.. Quick, compact, and timeless, this is the perfect fusion of beauty and extreme functionality all in one sharp package.
Features
- Made in the USA
- Drop point blade forged from MagnaCut steel cuts and slices with ease
- Dual-thumb stud openers allow for quick opening
- Slim and lightweight blade is fully capable in any environment
- Deep-carry pocket clip is easily reversible to use on either side, and is also removable if you prefer a lanyard carry
- Slide lock locking mechanism secures blade when not in use
Specs
| Overall Length | 8" |
| Blade Length | 3.4" |
| Cutting Edge | 3.4" |
| Blade Width | 1.1" |
| Blade Thickness | 0.12" |
| Handle Length | 4.5" |
| Handle Width | 1" |
| Handle Thickness | 0.46" |
| Weight | 4 oz |
| Blade Style | Drop point |
| Blade Grind | Hollow |
| Edge Type | Plain |
| Color | OD green |
| User | Right hand, left hand |
| Pocket Clip | Tip-up |
| Knife Type | Manual |
| Opener | Thumb stud |
| Lock Type | Bar lock |
| Best Use | Everyday carry |
Materials
- Handle: Micarta
- Frame/Liner: Steel
- Blade: CPM MagnaCut steel
About The James Brand
Take classic knives and pocket tools, edit out everything unessential, and precision machine them using the most cutting-edge tech available—that’s the process behind The James Brand’s award-winning lineup of everyday carry essentials. Since getting their start in the knifemaking hub of Portland, OR in 2012, their founder (the former Director of Product Innovation at Nike) slowly built out The James Brand’s collection. What started as one perfectly tuned blade grew into design-forward renditions of just about every crucial tool you could clip to your belt, stash in your pocket, or rig to your backpack. They look nice, but you shouldn’t baby them. Cast using ultra-durable stainless steel and titanium, they’re good for a lifetime of quick fixes, emergencies, and everyday use. When you’ve been carrying one of these bad boys for as long as we have, it’s pretty clear that all the design work that goes into making each tool is well worth it.
