Artisan Cutlery Wren EDC Folding Knife

Name: Artisan Cutlery Wren EDC Folding Knife
Brand: Artisan Cutlery
SKU: artisan-cutlery-wren
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Though it’s named after a small short-winged songbird, the Artisan Cutlery Wren is built for demanding cuts. A tall, thick blade with ample belly and a prominent tip dominates the overall design Read More

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May 11, 2019

I absolutely love the smaller version of this knife. 2.95 inch blade, but still nice large handle. Great for big hands.

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Cdoyle

400

Mar 23, 2019

I have owned the artisan shark In s35vn as well as the Zumwalt contoured g10 and ended up selling both as I found them to be thick in the handle and kind of bulky in the pocket. If the shark didn't have such a thick blade stock and thick handle I probably would've held onto it as I did like it otherwise. They are well-made knives and have a good action but I prefer bestech, Kizer, and Civivi over artisan cutlery for budget china produced folders. They tend to fit my preferences better. Now artisans titanium models look really nice but I don't know if they suffer from the same pocket hog syndrome. For this particular wren model it's a little hefty for my tastes as i don't generally EDC anything over about 4 1/4 ounces and that's usually for a larger knife 3 1/2 to 4 inch blade. I like to stick between 3-4 ounces preferably. I do own a few heavier folders but I find they don't get near as much pocket time so I have to really like the knife to buy it.

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Omniseed

1972

Mar 22, 2019

Is it lighter in the titanium version?

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bookworm13

677

Mar 21, 2019

When I hear the name "wren" I think of light and delicate. Not a 3.5 inch blade 5.5 oz pocket anchor. Hey Artisan Cutlery marketing department - you guys needs to learn about birds before you name your knives.