Medford Praetorian Genesis T Tanto - Tumbled S90V - Bronze Anodized Titanium
About Medford Praetorian Genesis T Tanto - Tumbled S90V - Bronze Anodized Titanium
The Praetorian is a Marquee knife. It is a TON of blade in a relatively small package. This design incorporates aerOSPace materials, space age coatings, old school metallurgy, thoughtful design and hand craftsmanship that is rare but alive and strong in this MODern world. This knife is a beautiful and savage balance of form and function that will drop your jaw. Awesome EDC knife. All Praetorian variants come with a D2, NP3 coated tempered-glass breaking pommel. We have extensively tested these tips and you find them utterly dependable and 100% functional. No gimmick. No variations of this breaker, in material or form, will be done by MKT as it is meant to be an emergency lifesaving feature and not for ornamental appeal. If testing wear hand and arm protection as overexertion will ABSOLUTELY result in cuts to the hand and arm.
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Specifications |
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| Brand | Medford Knife & Tool | ||
| Category | All Knives | ||
| Overall Length | 7.5" (190.5mm) | ||
| Closed Length | 4.35" (110.49mm) | ||
| Blade Length | 3.3" (83.82mm) | ||
| Blade Thickness | .19" (4.83mm) | ||
| Blade Steel | S90V | ||
| Blade Finish | Tumbled | ||
| Handle Material | Titanium | ||
| Pocket Clip | Yes, right hand only, tip up | ||
| Lock Type | Frame Lock | ||
| Weight | 7.2oz | ||
| Country of Origin | USA | ||
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Ratings and Reviews
Outstanding OTF
This is a great otf knife. Size and lockup are similar to a Combat Troodon but it's a bit easier to actuate, the machining and clip are more impressive, and it's less expensive. The edge on mine wasn't quite as good as a typical Microtech but nothing a simple sharpening can't fix. Highly recommended.
