Bestech’s first design of 2020, the Wibra, is here and it is mighty impressive. It reminds us of the Benchmade 940 which is one of the premier EDC knives, even all these years later, as its overall profile including size, weight, and shape are similar. However, the aggressive handle milling on the titanium chassis allows for a sure, solid hold and it is plenty secure for stabbing. The drop point blade has a fine swedge to an aid in tip penetration, as well as nice jimping on the thumb ramp and flipper tab. Speaking of the flipper tab, it is super easy to use if you just follow the shape of the handle frame, which is one of our favourite features of the impressive EDC piece. The Bestech BT2001B Wibra might be destined to become Bestech Knives signature design as it gets just about everything right and just time will tell. Blade Length: 3.42? (87 mm) Closed Length: 4.65? (118 mm) Overall Length: 8.07? (205 mm) Blade Material: M390 Stainless Steel Overall Blade Thickness: 0.150? (3.8 mm) Blade Hardness: 59-61HRC The Blade Style: Drop Point Blade Grind: Flat Blade Finish: Two-Tone Handle Material: Milled Titanium Overall Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock Pivot Assembly: Ceramic Bearings Pocket Clip: Titanium (Tip-Up, Right Carry) Overall Weight: 3.25 oz. Designer: Grabarski “Kombou” Grzegorz
What's in the box
1x Bestech BT2001B wibra blue titanium handle
