G766 | Ganzo

Ganzo G766 is a classic balisong or butterfly knife that boasts increased strength and lightness. The product has a design characteristic of balisongs, which includes a folding blade made of 440C steel and a handle divided into two halves. 440C steel is a chromium alloy steel and is widely used in the production of EDC knives. Due to the high content of chromium and carbon, this material is characterised by high hardness in the range of 56-59 HRC and keeps sharpening for a long time even with daily use of the tool. Steel is resistant to corrosion and, with proper care, has an unlimited service life, while retaining its original properties.

The handle of the knife is designed in such a way that the user can open the knife with one hand movement. This task is also facilitated by the thoughtful ratio of the weight of the blade and the handle, which allows you to put the knife on alert in a split second. The handle is provided with G10 fiberglass pads with a characteristic rough surface, which minimizes the slip of the product in a wet hand and improves grip. In the open position, the handle has a minimum width so that the tool is convenient to use for owners of a small palm.

The peculiarity of the Ganzo G766 knife lies not only in high-quality materials, but also in the ultra-light weight of the design, which is only 50 grams. This allows you to freely carry the tool with you in your bag or clothing and use it as needed. At the same time, the length of the knife in the open position is 203 mm, and the thickness of the blade is 3 mm, which makes the model a full-fledged knife for use in everyday life. This butterfly knife is not a melee weapon and is suitable for performing a number of tricks.

Knife Features:

• ultra-light butterfly knife for everyday carry
• sharp 440C stainless steel blade
• the blade retains the sharpness of the cutting edge for a long time and is resistant to chipping
• steel hardened to 58 HRC
• the handle has textured G10 grips
• opening and closing of the tool is made by one movement