Braden Sweeten Design
BSD Bruter
$39.00$89.00
Description
Function over beauty? Beauty over function? How about both? Because that is what Braden Sweeten is known for. Raised in the Rocky Mountains afforded Braden to spend time in some of the most amazing outdoors spaces in the United States. The Rocky Mountains are beautiful and when in the outdoors such as that you need functional gear. This is what has inspired his knife designs over the years. Function and Beauty. This 7.5” overall knife is called the Bruter. Coming in at 107 grams with a 3.15” VG10 blade the Bruter is ready for any EDC task including the ones that need some brute force. The marriage of micarta and stainless scales really set this liner lock folder apart from the crowd.
• Length overall 7.5”
• Blade length 3.15”
• Weight 107g
• Stainless steel handle with micarta scale
• VG-10 stainless steel blade
• Deep carry pocket clip
• Liner lock
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D
This is my EDC knife. I love the feel and weight of it. The blade is the perfect lengthy and the top flip open is exactly how I need it to be. Highly recommend.
D
I carried this knife everyday for the past couple of months and it’s served me well , easy carry, one hand open and close, as well as good feel in the hand.
B
I work in the agricultural industry and this knife has held an edge incredibly well for the abuse I put it through. I’ve been carrying it for 4 months now and I use it every day for something. From cutting feed bags open to stripping wires to cutting air lines. I’ve bought two more just to have in case something happens to this one
D
This is my favorite carry knife so far. Fits easily in my pocket and the flip out blade is just sweet.
J
I have been carrying this knife for the past 3-4 months. Every time I switch to something else, I find myself going back to this one. It's a great size for pocket clip carry. The clip fits nice and deep in my pocket. Great for EDC and around the house tasks. Only thing I can see that's missing is a thumb stud or groves to assist in opening if you don't get a full open the first time.
