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Bestechman Smuga BMK22A – AEB-L stonewashed steel with black G10 handle featuring a carbon fiber pattern
Compliant with the Swiss Weapons Act (LArm) · purchase without a permit from age 18
Specifications
| Serrations | Non |
| Matière du manche | G10 |
| Longueur totale ouverte (cm) | 20.10 |
| Longueur totale fermée (cm) | 11.10 |
| Longueur de la lame (cm) | 9.00 |
| Forme de lame | Drop point |
| Finition de la lame | Stonewash |
| Couleur du manche | Noir |
| Couleur de lame | Grise |
| Clip de poche | Oui |
| Acier | AEB-L |
| Poids (kg) | 0.08 |
The Bestechman Smuga BMK22A EDC folding knife combines a stonewashed blade with a black G10 handle featuring a carbon-fiber-look pattern. It’s a minimalist combination, whose contrasting textures highlight the slender silhouette designed by Grzegorz Grabarski.
The knife can be opened manually either through the blade cutout or using a particularly discreet flipper. The flipper blends seamlessly into the knife’s design, preserving the fluidity of its lines. The Liner Lock and deep, reversible clip round out a knife designed for everyday use.
Technical specifications of the Bestechman Smuga BMK22A EDC folding knife:
Model Number: BMK22A
Designer: Grzegorz Grabarski
Closed length: 11.1 cm
Blade length: 9.0 cm
Total length when open: 20.1 cm
Blade thickness: 3.2 mm
Steel: AEB-L
Hardness: 61–62 HRC, cryogenic treatment
Blade finish: stonewash
Handle: Black G10 with carbon fiber-look pattern
Opening: manual, thumb hole or flipper
Lock: Liner Lock
Clip: deep carry, reversible for right- or left-handed use
Weight: 78 gr
Manufactured in China
Tellknives Review:
We appreciate this version for its visual balance: the light-colored blade adds contrast to the black handle, while the carbon fiber pattern on the G10 gives it more character than a plain surface would.
Weighing just 78 gr with a 9 cm blade, the Smuga is also worth considering for those seeking a comfortable cutting length in a lightweight folding knife. We recommend this model for its refined design and affordable price point.
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