CRKT Onion K281KXP Hi Jinx Z Folding Knife

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The CRKT Hi Jinx Z folding knife designed by Ken Onion is an all-purpose workhorse. It features a 3.25-inch satin-finished blade made from 1.4116 stainless steel, which is known for being corrosion resistant Read More

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Aug 2, 2017

Yeah in CA the tax and shipping make this not a great deal - really sucks for those of us in CA.

nat.ken.cole

Aug 2, 2017

I have one of the original limited edition Titanium Hi Jinx that won Blade of the Year at the Blade Show some years back. It is a great looking knife, and the bearings are very smooth. It's bigger in person than I expected - robust construction, and a relatively thick blade for a flipper. Not sure how this version compares since it has a different lock, frame, and blade materials, but it's a great addition to the collection.
I will say this, though: the pocket clip on the original comes more to a point, and it loves to get caught on your pants when trying to clip it - the Z's clip looks like it'd be much more friendly. Makes me want to see if there are any aftermarket options available that I could swap out!
Either way... Gotta love Ken Onion!
Cheers.

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Ironman0063

Aug 2, 2017

here is a link on 1.4116 stainless with the technical data
http://www.lucefin.com/wp-content/files_mf/1.411691.pdf

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kenstogie

Aug 1, 2017

made in USA? and what steel is used?? (maybe I missed it)

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Oh.Leever

Aug 1, 2017

kenstogieIt features a 3.25-inch satin-finished blade made from 1.4116 stainless steel, which is known for being corrosion resistant.
Googled it and it seems 1.4116 is or is similar to 5Cr15MoV, HRC 55-57

LX_Emergency

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Aug 2, 2017

Oh.LeeverYeah....4116 kind of sucks for a blade steel. This version is basically the cheap ass version of their award winning $400 design from a few years back. Too bad they didn't turn it into a $100 design and keep the good blade in it.

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