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Bestechman Smuga BMK22E – AEB-L steel blade with black PVD coating, black G10 handle, Linerlock
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 | PVD |
| Couleur du manche | Noir |
| Couleur de lame | Noire |
| Clip de poche | Oui |
| Acier | AEB-L |
| Poids (kg) | 0.09 |
The Bestechman Smuga BMK22E EDC folding knife features an all-black design that highlights the fluid lines crafted by Grzegorz Grabarski. Its slender profile and discreet flipper create a sleek folding knife, with a claimed weight of just 78 gr on the scale.
The AEB-L stainless steel blade undergoes cryogenic treatment and has a stated hardness of 61–62 HRC. The black PVD coating visually extends the color of the G10 scales.
The knife opens manually, either via the thumb hole or the flipper. A Liner Lock keeps the blade open, while the deep, reversible clip allows you to choose which side to carry it on.
Technical specifications of the Bestechman Smuga EDC folding knife:
Brand: Bestechman
Model: Smuga
Part Number: BMK22E
Designer: Grzegorz Grabarski
Total length when closed: 11.1 cm
Blade length: 9.0 cm
Total length when open: 20.1 cm
Blade thickness: 3.2 mm
Steel: AEB-L stainless steel
Claimed hardness: 61–62 HRC
Additional treatment: cryogenic
Blade finish: Black PVD
Handle: Black G10
Opening: manual via thumb hole or flipper
Lock: Liner Lock
Clip: deep, reversible (left/right)
Weight: 78 gr
Manufactured in China
Tellknives Review:
We appreciate this version for its visual cohesion and generous size without being overly heavy. The black finish allows the Smuga’s design to shine through its contours rather than through color contrasts. We’d recommend it to users looking for a discreet, affordable everyday folding knife with two opening options.
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