Maxace Knives Obsidian Butterfly Knife Satin Blade w/ Titanium Handles

$380.00

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Obsidian Balisong collaboration between from Maxace & Midnightcat Studios.

Outstanding fit and finish with S90V blades and Fat Carbon inlays to the highly detailed handles.

The innovative new latch design on these Balisongs offers a fresh new take on the old, there is actually a spring inside of the latch that pushes against the T at the and to create tension.

Each knife includes a zip up pouch, dust cloth and trainer blade

Built for years of flipping with the same quality and performance that we are used for all Maxace products.

Specifications:

Model: Obsidian
Overall Length: 9.84”
Blade Length: 4.00”
Blade Thickness: 0.138”
Blade Steel: CPM-S90V
Blade Finish: Satin
Blade Style: Drop Point
Edge Type: Plain
Handle Material: Titanium, Carbon Fiber Inlays and Brass Spacer
Color: Black Stonewash or Grey Sand
Construction: Shaft Sleeve
Handle Length: 5.70”
Hardness: 60-61 HRC
Weight: 4.30 oz.
Country of Origin: China
Includes: Zip up pouch, dust cloth and a trainer blade

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4
Quality and flipability

Posted by Richard on 25th Oct 2021

The Obsidain is absolutely amazing(as it should wit that price tag) haven't had to locktight or tighten the pins ever since getting it. Only complant and the reason for the four stars is the g10 scales. They look good and even slightly enchanced the feel of flipping, that is untill one fell off. Checked the others and they were just as loose. Actualy like it better without them, but it's about the standard that's set. If you like the scales and dont want to loose them, tear the four off then reattach them with a better adhesive.
3
Could be much better

Posted by Kaleb Mcdonald on 4th Aug 2021

It’s a beautiful knife, could be a great flipper, but mine came with poor hardware, max ace won’t even respond to my emails. So I wouldn’t recommend this unless it’s just for the ascetic
5
Maxace obsidian

Posted by Brandon on 23rd Mar 2021

Amazing knife, can't go wrong with anything from tactical elements.