- Overall: 8.2"
- Blade: 3.5" CPM 20CV, Drop Point, Stonewash
- Handle: 4.7" Titanium, Diamond Textured, Contoured
- Clip: Titanium, Deep Pocket, Right Hand, Tip-Up
- Liner: Titanium
- Knife Type: Manual Folding, Thumb Stud
- Lock Type: Linerlock
- Made in the USA
- Model: TRM-ATOM
TRM has earned a reputation for sleek, lightweight, slicey as heck, and user-friendly knives with top-notch construction, complex machining, tight tolerances, and excellent fit and finish.
The Atom jumped out of the gate in 2019 with rave reviews from customers around the world and now 3 years later, the "trend and reviews" are still going strong.
The Atom features a 3.5” full flat ground blade with CPM-20CV steel, a .090” blade stock, and an edge that arrives razor sharp right out of the box.
The Atom isn't described as a “hard use” knife but it is designed to be a perfect companion...always available for your daily cutting tasks. Often described by some as a "folding scalpel," this knife has definitely become a favorite with the EK Team and can be found in a pocket most every day!
The Atom features titanium pocketed liners, a titanium deep pocket carry clip, titanium thumb studs, titanium barrel spacers (notice a trend?), as well as a wide array of easily replaceable scales...This knife can be easily and fully customized exactly how YOU want it!
All TRM Atoms are manufactured and assembled in the USA utilizing US materials and suppliers. (Fat Carbon is manufactured in Lithuania)
TRM proudly and patriotically etch USA on every blade!
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Look at your Eknives rewards...
Spent some decent money at Eknives, saved up some points. Saw this and got real excited as a perfect time to spend some of those saved points. Turns out those points to purchase your $100 credit are only good for orders over $1,000 dollars. Had to read it 5 times to make sure it wasn’t a joke. I’m sore this knife is a 5/5 stars but I won’t know because if you’re running a shady rewards program you lost my business. I can name dozens of other sites I spend money on that have rewards and not one would do their customers like that. I would respect not having a rewards program at all rather than this type of shenanigans. Disappointed in Eknives as they get some good stuff here and there but shady rewards program is a dealbreaker.