The Smith & Wesson Framelock Large has a 3-inch titanium finish stainless drop point blade with dual thumb studs, skeletonized titanium finish aluminum handles and a matching stainless pocket clip, closing to 4.25 inches.
Skeletonizing cuts material out of the handle scales, which drops weight without losing the frame’s rigidity. On an aluminum-handled folder that is the difference between a knife you notice in a pocket and one you do not. Dual thumb studs mean the blade opens one-handed from either side, so the knife works the same whichever hand reaches for it.
Titanium finish here is a coating rather than the metal itself, giving the gray tone at a fraction of what solid titanium costs. A frame lock uses the handle slab itself as the locking bar, so lockup tightens under pressure rather than loosening. Explore more Framelock Knives.
- Skeletonized handles cut weight without losing rigidity
- Dual thumb studs open the blade from either side
- Titanium finish is a coating, not solid titanium
- 3-inch blade, 4.25 inches closed
