Kansept Falk | Limited Version | Thumb Stud | Green Rag Burl Canvas Micarta | 3.31" Elmax Blade | Cédric Destombes Designed | K1142A4

$155.89 - $155.89

$155.89

$155.89 - $155.89

$155.89

Falk:Green Rag Burl Canvas Micarta

Green Rag Burl Canvas Micarta

$155.89

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About Design

A sharp, minimal design built for efficiency. Clean lines, secure grip, streamlined silhouette. Falk means falcon — the design reflects it: sleek profile, precision-driven form. Falk goes straight to the point: form, function, force.

Key Features

Stonewashed Elmax Blade – Rugged Vintage Tactical Look

Stonewash finish conceals minor scratches to handle rough everyday use with ease. Elmax steel offers balanced corrosion resistance and edge retention for practical heavy-use enthusiasts.

Green Rag Burl Canvas Micarta Handles

Organic swirling green burl patterns make every scale set distinctive with classic workwear aesthetics. Canvas-based micarta delivers reliable friction for a secure grip wet or dry.

Ergonomic Curved Contour – All-Day Carry Comfort

Sleek curved handle molds naturally to your hand to prevent fatigue during extended cutting. Compact closed profile slides easily into pants pockets without bulk, perfect everyday carry sizing.

This version is a limited version, with only 200 pcs produced; Each one marked with unique series number.

Specifications

Overall Length 7.71''/195.9mm

Blade Length 3.31''/84mm

Blade Thickness 0.118" / 3.0mm

Blade Material Elmax

Blade Style Drop Point

Blade Grind Flat Grind

Blade Finish Stonewashed

Handle Material Green Rag Burl Canvas Micarta

Color Green

Lock Type Liner Lock

Weight 3.73oz/105.8g

Model Name Falk

Model Number K1142A4

Designer Cédric Destombes

About Designer

Cédric Destombes is a knife maker with 4 years of experience. He trained at the École des Métiers d'Art in Barbezieux, in France, where he earned a CAP in cutlery.Working solo in his workshop, he handles every step from design to finished piece.

What drives him: shaping raw material into durable, functional, and thoughtful objects.Each knife reflects his approach — clean lines, honest ergonomics, and an aesthetic rooted in use.He designes knives where the grip shapes the form.Every line, every curve is there for a reason: comfort in hand, balance in design.

His approach is simple: Function drives the design, and aesthetics follow the hand.