Titan White D/A OTF Automatic Knife - Tanto Satin 4TH18
Specifications
- Overall Length:8.50"
- Blade Length:3.25"
- Blade Thickness:0.11"
- Blade Style:Tanto
- Blade Material:Stainless Steel
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:5.00"
- Handle Thickness:0.58"
- Handle Material:Aluminum
- Color:White
- Weight:4.60 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Knife Type:Double-Action OTF Automatic
- Opener:Thumb Slide
- Brand:Knife Tech
- Model:Titan
- Country of Origin:China
- Best Use:Everyday Carry
- Product Type:Knife
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Specifications
- Overall Length:8.50"
- Blade Length:3.25"
- Blade Thickness:0.11"
- Blade Style:Tanto
- Blade Material:Stainless Steel
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:5.00"
- Handle Thickness:0.58"
- Handle Material:Aluminum
- Color:White
- Weight:4.60 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Knife Type:Double-Action OTF Automatic
- Opener:Thumb Slide
- Brand:Knife Tech
- Model:Titan
- Country of Origin:China
- Best Use:Everyday Carry
- Product Type:Knife
Description
The Titan OTF knife represents a great balance of functionality, usability and value. It has a white coated handle with black grip inserts, ensuring slip-resistance. The tanto style blade is stainless steel with a satin finish and a plain edge. The firing button is mounted on the side, making the Titan slim and unobtrusive. The pocket clip is mounted on the back and fastened with a glass breaker tip.
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Much better than the Lightning
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Nico P.
05-01-2017
Fun to carry!
SSSSS
Joshua T.
03-03-2017
Had this a couple weeks now and the quality seems to be fine. I've enjoyed carrying it around and its obviously quite fun to play with. Mine has only gone off track once and it was because I made it. I've not experienced any other malfunction. Some other reviews for various other DA OTF on the site made me expect that it would occur more regularly, it has not in my experience with this knife. The blade arrived quite sharp. To address the "skateboard griptape" on the handle-this is an accurate representation I have seen in other reviews of the Titan knives. I however, carefully peeled it off with no loss of paint finish from the knife handle nor grip when handling the knife.
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The Titan OTF knife represents a great balance of functionality, usability and value. It has a white coated handle with black grip inserts, ensuring slip-resistance. The tanto style blade is stainless steel with a satin finish and a plain edge. The firing button is mounted on the side, making the Titan slim and unobtrusive. The pocket clip is mounted on the back and fastened with a glass breaker tip.
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Specifications
- Overall Length:8.50"
- Blade Length:3.25"
- Blade Thickness:0.11"
- Blade Style:Tanto
- Blade Material:Stainless Steel
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:5.00"
- Handle Thickness:0.58"
- Handle Material:Aluminum
- Color:White
- Weight:4.60 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Knife Type:Double-Action OTF Automatic
- Opener:Thumb Slide
- Brand:Knife Tech
- Model:Titan
- Country of Origin:China
- Best Use:Everyday Carry
- Product Type:Knife
Much better than the Lightning
SSSSS
Nico P.
05-01-2017
After carrying the Lightning OTF daily for several years, I lost it and decided to spend a bit more money on the Titan. My conclusion is that the Titan is basically a much better version of the Lightning.
The paint job is much better than most of the cheap knives you find, it won't scratch off easily by keeping it in your pocket.
The blade came rather dull, but was easily sharpened thanks to the tanto blade style. While the blade is stainless steel, it is the best stainless steel you can get for this price (1040 I believe) and is much harder than the Lightning, which my grinding wheel would grind through like butter.
The action on the trigger spring is slightly lighter on the Titan, but the deploy speed is quicker. This is due to a better carriage design and better lubrication.
It is slightly thicker than the lightning (1.35cm to 1.5cm) and is the same width.
The blade play is roughly the same, with the Titan having slightly less.
The pocket clip is made with a much harder steel, and won't dis form if you bend it.
My knife did come with a rather large chip in the paint when I got it, but I will not deduct stars for this, as it is not the fault of the knife, but rather BladePlay.
In summation, get this knife while they last (or at least remain this cheap). If you are having reservations about the price, know that you are getting a knife that is worth well over $40, and will last you several years of proper usage.
The paint job is much better than most of the cheap knives you find, it won't scratch off easily by keeping it in your pocket.
The blade came rather dull, but was easily sharpened thanks to the tanto blade style. While the blade is stainless steel, it is the best stainless steel you can get for this price (1040 I believe) and is much harder than the Lightning, which my grinding wheel would grind through like butter.
The action on the trigger spring is slightly lighter on the Titan, but the deploy speed is quicker. This is due to a better carriage design and better lubrication.
It is slightly thicker than the lightning (1.35cm to 1.5cm) and is the same width.
The blade play is roughly the same, with the Titan having slightly less.
The pocket clip is made with a much harder steel, and won't dis form if you bend it.
My knife did come with a rather large chip in the paint when I got it, but I will not deduct stars for this, as it is not the fault of the knife, but rather BladePlay.
In summation, get this knife while they last (or at least remain this cheap). If you are having reservations about the price, know that you are getting a knife that is worth well over $40, and will last you several years of proper usage.
Fun to carry!
SSSSS
Joshua T.
03-03-2017
Had this a couple weeks now and the quality seems to be fine. I've enjoyed carrying it around and its obviously quite fun to play with. Mine has only gone off track once and it was because I made it. I've not experienced any other malfunction. Some other reviews for various other DA OTF on the site made me expect that it would occur more regularly, it has not in my experience with this knife. The blade arrived quite sharp. To address the "skateboard griptape" on the handle-this is an accurate representation I have seen in other reviews of the Titan knives. I however, carefully peeled it off with no loss of paint finish from the knife handle nor grip when handling the knife.
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The paint job is much better than most of the cheap knives you find, it won't scratch off easily by keeping it in your pocket.
The blade came rather dull, but was easily sharpened thanks to the tanto blade style. While the blade is stainless steel, it is the best stainless steel you can get for this price (1040 I believe) and is much harder than the Lightning, which my grinding wheel would grind through like butter.
The action on the trigger spring is slightly lighter on the Titan, but the deploy speed is quicker. This is due to a better carriage design and better lubrication.
It is slightly thicker than the lightning (1.35cm to 1.5cm) and is the same width.
The blade play is roughly the same, with the Titan having slightly less.
The pocket clip is made with a much harder steel, and won't dis form if you bend it.
My knife did come with a rather large chip in the paint when I got it, but I will not deduct stars for this, as it is not the fault of the knife, but rather BladePlay.
In summation, get this knife while they last (or at least remain this cheap). If you are having reservations about the price, know that you are getting a knife that is worth well over $40, and will last you several years of proper usage.