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Artisan Cutlery Littoral D2 Folding Knife

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Artisan Cutlery Littoral D2 Folding Knife

Name: Artisan Cutlery Littoral D2 Folding Knife
Brand: Artisan Cutlery
SKU: artisan-cutlery-littoral-d2-folding-knife
Price: 49.99 USD
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The Littoral from Artisan Cutlery is a full-size folder fit for heavy duty work. Armed with a 3.75-inch D2 steel blade, it’s big enough for most tasks Read More

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Sep 6, 2018

I am trying to find a good reason for owning such a knife, but it has too many negatives going against it, starting with the proprietary pivot screw. Then its all downhill from there.

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devolve

Sep 3, 2018

I'd take one of these in a smaller size. 5 inch handle is way too big for me.

bambam67

334

Sep 3, 2018

60 bucks for Carbon Fiber scales doesn't seem like a deal at all.

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billc

410

Sep 2, 2018

Cutouts in the handles and liners aren’t “choils.”

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14themoney

1395

Sep 2, 2018

I am very impressed with MD for putting this company up here. I was totally unfamiliar with this company until now. I have just watched a couple of LONG videos by LuvThemKnives about Artisan and the Tradition model. I know that I will have one of these at some point in the near future. Virtually all have ceramic ball bearings. Other steel choices are S35VN and M390. Scales also include Titanium and Carbon Fiber. Most of these can be mixed and matched. I am going to try and get a catalog. (KC has six pages of pictures.) I don't see myself getting this model. I am coming to realized that I like a bit of a convex curve along my palm. The Tradition has this. Thanx again, MD. Another chuck of ignorance has been kicked to the curb. I will close by saying that while this knife might be found a bit cheaper, that $50.00 for this knife is certainly a very fair price.

Icepick8008

Sep 2, 2018

I'm sorry, but 60$ to upgrade to CF is laughable and quite frankly a slap in the face. The stuff just isn't that costly to make anymore.

r6clair

Sep 2, 2018

Has anyone actually found a good deal on massdrop? I check all the prices on other websites and have yet to actually find a price thats any better through this site.

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greyworlder

Sep 2, 2018

As far as I'm aware, the CF is always paired with S35VN on the blade. I've looked it up quite a few places and haven't seen this knife with a CF/D2 combo anywhere yet, including on the Artisan Cutlery website. There are 3 models essentially, with different colors and such. G10/D2, CF/S35VN, and Titanium/S35VN.

r6clair

Sep 3, 2018

I can understand that. But I like to hold a knife in my hand before purchasing, so that benefit, isn’t a benefit for me. The feel and function is way more important than the look in a picture.

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rdodev

632

Sep 2, 2018

Littoral and D2 in the same sentence is a bit of an oxymoron. D2 isn't rust/corrosion resistant enough to be taken anywhere near salt water.

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14themoney

1395

Sep 2, 2018

LOL! It took me a minute.

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rdodev

632

Sep 2, 2018

14themoneyThanks for the banter. Very punny.

BarryO

159

Sep 2, 2018

At first I purchased a few variations and liked the boxing and handles but the blades feel super stonewashed D2 cheap feeling to them. I do like some of the better blades like M390 which change to knife are out a lot but no more D2. For me.....,

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BarryO

159

Sep 4, 2018

BEAUTIFUL blade, and no I never owned or noticed his knife. I appreciate telling me. Its not that it's D2 I am turned off by, I just don't like the heavy stone wash. I like a polished blade or a very lite satin look. Its always personal in the choice. I don't use my knives, I collect them and I don't worry about a scratching the blade because I'll never put it to use I appreciate the look of the blade..High polish looks classic to me.

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Axeguy

1372

Sep 5, 2018

BarryOI’m with you on stonewash. It’s been overdone. It’s everywhere. I also prefer a fine, hand-rubbed satin and a polished blade more than stonewashing. I use about two-thirds of my blades: lightly and gently and don’t ‘need’ stonewashing to hide scratches. On some knives I ise more frequently and probably won’t sell, I am doing my own hand-rubbed finish over the stonewashing and have found the effect to be very interesting and preferable to stonewash.

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Davidsh331

I am trying to find a good reason for owning such a knife, but it has too many negatives going against it, starting with the proprietary pivot screw. Then its all downhill from there.

Axeguy

I’m with you on stonewash. It’s been overdone. It’s everywhere. I also prefer a fine, hand-rubbed satin and a polished blade more than stonewashing. I use about two-thirds of my blades: lightly and gently and don’t ‘need’ stonewashing to hide scratches. On some knives I ise more frequently and probably won’t sell, I am doing my own hand-rubbed finish over the stonewashing and have found the effect to be very interesting and preferable to stonewash. https://massdrop-s3.imgix.net/img_comment/UlzNf8eKTKqxOvkw3wZK_AE1FFFD296794245B8F578ECAD46B1F2.jpeg