- Overall: 7.5"
- Blade: 3.25" AUS-10A, DLC, Shark Foot
- Handle: 4.5" Orange Grivory
- Frame/Liner: Steel
- Clip: Tip-Up; Right Hand
- Knife Type: Manual, Thumb Stud/Hole
- Lock Type: Shark Lock
- Pivot Type: Bearings
- Origin: Taiwan
- Model: AD20.5
The new production AD20.5 knife by Andrew Demko of Demko Knives features his all new, exclusive "Shark-Lock" Mechanism.
This "fidget-friendly" lock is situated on the spine of the knife and operates with a ramp-like "fin".
Opening the blade makes the spring-driven lock arm move up and then into a notch in the tang, situating it beneath a lock pin. This range of movement is noteworthy. It’s unique in that the locking mechanism moves forward and back while also moving up and down. This allows for a greater sized blade tang, making a better mechanical advantage in a specific area. And because the drive spring that moves the locking element up into the locked position is contained within the locking arm itself, it won’t be subject to dirt and grime. The Shark-Lock™ is very comparable to most Tri-Ad locks for its size and weight. The AD-20.5 has been tested to 875-inch pounds of torque, this is a very impressive number for a 3.5 oz. knife.
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Pleased with...
I had my eyes on one of these for a while and finally pulled the trigger. It’s a good knife. Shark lock is very interesting. It takes a certain knack to use it just right but it’s a lot of fun when you get it right. Locks up very sturdily. Some people knock the steel but I am fine with it. Quick shipping from seller also
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Sharp, fun, and well made.
I love this knife. It just works and the lock is rock solid. Already ordered replacement scales, however.
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great inexpensive...
Super inexpensive and very well made knife hard combo to match great service with Eknives as well best in the business
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Service and extra effort truly shows
Opened the box and found tones of goodies - stickers - candies very sweet and caring - Kids loved the goodies- this company clearly has someone that truly wants to make an impression - NICe JOB - Cant find people that go that extra mile -
