Multifunctional knife Ruike Trekker LD32-B

Description of the knife Ruike Trekker LD32:

Ruike LD32 turned out to be quite nice, although the overall design is classic and strict. The knife includes 13 different tools: a small wood saw, a can and bottle opener, holes for removing insulation from cables, a corkscrew, two screwdrivers, a belt cutter, a lanyard ring and a glass breaker. In addition, right inside the handle there are tweezers that can be used separately from the knife.

The blade and all tools are made of the highest quality Swedish steel 12C27. It was developed in the sixties of the twentieth century, but since then its composition has changed a lot. This material has very high strength characteristics, and is also very resistant to corrosion. The hardness of the metal reaches 59HRC, which allows you to sharpen the blade to extreme sharpness. Also, the Ruike LD32 knife will not need sharpening for a long time. Closer to the handle on the blade is a pin that allows you to open the knife with one hand.

The handle has overlays made of a composite material called G10. The handle is incredibly durable and can withstand high loads. The overlays are resistant to moisture, high and low temperatures, and direct UV rays. The surface of the handle has a textured pattern, so the knife will not slip out even from a greasy hand. There is a clamping clip on the side of the handle.

Features:

• The Ruike LD32 knife has 13 different functions;
• length of the open knife – 199 mm;
• the blade size is 85 mm;
• total weight of the knife – 164 grams;
• tools and blade are made of Swedish steel grade 12C27;
• Liner Lock.

Guarantee: Everyone who buys the Ruike LD32 knife is provided with a 5-year warranty.

Tools:

1. Long blade with one-handed opening
2. Saw on wood
3. Wire twisting tool
4. Bottle opener
5. Large screwdriver 6.5 mm
6. Wire stripping tool
7. Straw cutter
8. Small screwdriver 3 mm
9. Pocket clip
10. Corkscrew
11. Glassbreaker
12. Key ring/lanyard
13. Tweezers

Information:

The triangle indicates the year, and the numbers indicate the month when this knife was made.