The Real Steel T101 Thor Knivesandtools Exclusive is a practical and affordable pocket knife for everyday use. It is capable enough of carrying out daily tasks and is, at the same time, sold for an amazing price. As such you can rely on it without having to worry about scratches and such.
Knivesandtools Exclusive
This version of the Real Steel T101 Thor is very remarkable and only a limited amount of this knife is produced. The handle is made from cool shredded carbon fibre, with touches of copper. This is a material that is often only used on very expensive custom pocket knives. The fact that Real Steel decided to use this on a relatively inexpensive EDC pocket knife is truly amazing.
Only a couple of these knives are produced and you can only purchase it at Knivesandtools. Each knife comes with a Knivesandtools sticker. While stocks last.
To worry even less about scratches Real Steel enhanced the blade with a stonewashed finish. You might have heard this term when purchasing a pair of jeans but you also come across this finish on pocket knives. By placing the blade in a moving container filled with thousands of stones the blade will be enhanced with thousands of little scratches. Do you end up scratching the blade during use? If so it definitely won’t stand out in between all the other little scratches. Another advantage of these stones is that they slightly polish the blade. As such the corrosion resistance is excellent.
You can open the Real Steel T101 Thor with the thumb studs or the flipper. Because of the ball bearings it will run smoothly and a solid liner lock will lock the blade when opened.
Real Steel Knives: impressive knives for amazing prices.
In terms of price-quality ratio Real Steel is definitely a winner. You rarely receive such an amazing knife for such a wonderful price. Real Steel Knives uses decent materials and uses its years of experience in the pocket knife world to produce knives you will actually need. Reliable, with a great finish and favourably priced. You really couldn’t ask for more.
