Olamic Cutlery Swish Light Blast Titanium Dragon Skin Inlay Satin Elmax Flipper 4120

The Swish flipper from Olamic Cutlery is a lean, long and exquisite design that lends itself to a variety of useful applications and looks good doing in the process. The balance on this model is amazing with on-point flipping action that will make it your go-to EDC. This version comes with a satin finished Elmax blade, light blast finished titanium with blue Rietveld DragonSkin Damascus inlay and matching blue titanium hardware.

Brand new item directly from Olamic Cutlery.

Blade: A long sweeping modified spear point, the blade is made from Bohler’s Elmax stainless steel with a clean satin finish. It is flat ground to the fullers for excellent slicing performance on the nearly four inches of cutting edge. The blade opens quickly via the subtly jimped flipper tab with spot on medium detent riding on an internal bearings pivot system. Construction utilizes an internal stop pin built into the blade for a clean look and robust operation. This sleek slicer has a nice bit of belly and solid piercing tip.

Handle: Two solid slabs of titanium form the handle with comfortable ergonomics and style to spare. The contoured handles offer plenty of grip for larger hands. The matte grey light blast finish is clean and offers a nice contrast to the striking inlay of Rietveld DragonSkin Damascus. The inlay is complemented with blue anodized titanium hardware and floating file worked titanium back spacer. The inside of the spacer is marked “SWISH” and “S452”. The scalloped lock bar is easy to operation while a steel insert on the face delivers a smooth and rock solid lock up. A generous hole is provided for lanyard attachment.

Carries via a tip up, right hand titanium pocket clip with ceramic tension ball.

The Swish ships in a padded zipper pouch with a dated, serialized Certificate of Authenticity and pivot tool. 

Bohler Elmax: Elmax has become an extremely popular choice for high-end user grade knives thanks to its extreme edge retention. Elmax also has a good corrosion resistance, meaning most users can avoid corrosion (rust) by simply wiping off their blade after each use. Another great feature of this steel is its ability to resist burr formation during sharpening. Elmax has very similar performance to M390 and is used interchangeably by Microtech.