GiantMouse ACE Bleecker Framelock Folding Knife, CPM MagnaCut, Carbon Fiber/Titanium, BLEECKER-CARBON-FIBER

The Bleecker is GiantMouse's refined take on the slim "gentleman's" folder. This modern, sleek framelock captures the distinctive design ethos you've come to expect from the Danish design team at GiantMouse. Its compact profile allows it to effortlessly slip into your pocket and remain discreet until needed, ready to handle any cutting task your day demands, whether you are at home, in the office or out in the field.

Continuing our tradition of drawing inspiration from historic and diverse neighborhoods, hotels and dive bars during our travels, the Bleecker is named after Bleecker Street.  Just as Bleecker Street is a vibrant and eclectic artery of Greenwich Village, known for its historic charm and bohemian spirit, the Bleecker knife embodies these qualities with its stylish and modern design. It's low profile and practical, making this knife ideal for any situation.

Bleecker Street runs through the heart of Greenwich Village, a neighborhood renowned for its lively night scene and artistic legacy. This street has been a major artery of American bohemia and a hub for cultural movements, making it a fitting namesake for our newest knife design. Bleecker Street is synonymous with creativity and counterculture. It was a main stomping ground for the Beatniks and the '60s Folk music revival. Legendary music venues such as TERRA BLUES, THE RED LION, and THE BITTER END continue the creative legacy represented by Bleecker Street.

SPECIFICATIONS

Materials:
Blade Steel: CPM Magnacut
Blade Steel Hardness: ~ 62 HRC
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle: Carbon Fiber & Titanium
Clip: Wire - Reversible
Pivot Mechanism: Ball bearings
Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
Backspacer: Brass

Dimensions:
Blade Length: 3.26" (82.85mm) - Measured from tip to forward-most aspect of frame
Blade Thickness: 0.11" (2.93mm)
Handle Length: 4.14" (105.18mm)
Overall Length: 7.43" (188.72mm)
Weight: 2.0oz (58g)

Manufactured to exacting quality standards in Maniago, Italy