The James Brand Crafts New Kline Pocket Knife in MagnaCut High Carbon Steel
An innovative twist for the American-made model.
The James Brand has now introduced its latest American-made addition: the 7.8-inch Kline pocket knife. Named after the Kline arrowhead in the Delaware River Valley of Pennsylvania, the new pocket knife is the third and latest American-made folder to join the company’s roster. But this time The James Brand has tapped into a special material for even better performance. MagnaCut is a high-carbon steel that’s paired with an alloy to make it both exceptionally durable and corrosion-resistant.
The 3.5-inch domestically-made super steel blade is rounded out with rugged Micarta scales and an ambidextrous Slide-Lock mechanism to keep your work sturdy, and a reversible deep-carry clip and a lanyard hole by the butt of the handle to make sure you’ll never find your pocket knife missing.
Available soon, you can learn more about the Kline over on The James Brand’s website.
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