D2 Re-Action - Ti ( UGM GLOW ) Folder - Knife 🔥 Sale 🔥
D2 Re-Action - Ti ( UGM GLOW ) Folder - Knife 🔥 Sale 🔥
Now In Stock!
Each knife is serial numbered 1 to 500
UGM Glow Scale & Titanium Frame Lock Design!
Razor Sharp D2 Steel Blade!
The Re-Action knife is meant to be a purist design inspired by Dieter Rams in the modern age of materials. The knife intentionally has no clip and its meant to be placed in the front sub coin pocket in your jeans. The idea behind this compact folder is to be ready and at hand when needed without cluttering up you main pockets.
Simple / Clean / Stout
Specifications
Dimensions : 3" x 2" x .45"
Weight : 3.3 Ounces
Blade : D2 High Carbon Steel
Blade Length : 2.85"
Blade Width : .11"
Bearing : Phosphor Bronze
Frame is UGM Glow & Titanium Liner lock
Spacers & Screws : 300 Series Stainless Steel
Comply with all local, state, & federal regulations regarding the purchase, owning, carrying and transportation of knives. Must have adult supervision at all times and be handled with care.
Warning: This product may contains chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov
D2 Re-Action - Ti ( UGM GLOW ) Folder - Knife 🔥 Sale 🔥 in Action
live Your Gear
At CountyComm, we're dedicated to excellence, unwavering quality, and innovative solutions. For over 30 years, we've relentlessly provided top-notch tactical gear designed to outlast your adventures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any charges for return?
What items are returnable?
What items or fees are non-refundable?
How soon will I get my refund?
Where do you ship & how fast?
How long does shipping take?
How do I track my order?
365 Day Warranty!
Easy Returns!
This knife is somewhat special. It fits exactly into the coin pocket of my jeans. A small fob might be added for easy retrieval. The Gitd works well, as usual by CC products.
The blade shape is somewhat odd. No sharp point, but good for cutting (long cutting edge). Certainly not for stabbing... Edge is held well.
It is amazing how long and how bright this glows! Knife is so good I just ordered the G-10 version and plan to get the micarta. Blade is actually 2.25" not 2.85" so at least BY STATUTE it is legal inside the federal buildings. My only criticism is this material is pretty slick, som checkering would help with the grip.
Shing! It's inner voice sings to me when I flick it open, perfect trip this pocket slicer fully blade smooth action with definitely late heavy though the handles and scales weigh nothing compared to the chunk of D2 on the end of this thing. The only reason I don't get at five stars is I wish it had some kind of a clip, but that's a personal preference and it does not affect the quality or function of the knife itself which is really good for the cost compared. Just wanna check that all the the bolts and pivot are tightened before putting it to work . All said and done, I will definitely be recommending this product to others.
Firstly, I'm a sucker for Glow-In-The-Dark items, especially those from CountyComm, which definitely have long persistence once exposed to daylight, especially direct sunlight. Their GITD tape is excellent, if a bit stiff for wrapping around less than an inch diameter, their markers are also excellent. The larger the surface area the better.
So, this D2-Re-Action folder with UGM scales is right up my alley. The UGM scales appear to be made from the large, 3"x2" UGM block stock, then fashioned to the liners of the folder - and, boy, does it glow! The liners may both be Titanium - the locking liner is so advertised as Titanium. The hollow-ground, drop-point blade is made from D2, comes very sharp, and is even coated with a thin film of oil of some sort (D2 can rust). Perhaps the oil is from lubing the bronze washers at the pivot - VERY smooth action. I'd coat with Ballistiol or Mineral Oil. The open construction means no accumulation of debris, and an easily cleaned folder.
The folder is very well made, fits well in-hand, and is quite lightweight for what it is. And it is unexpectedly BIG... maybe FAT is more appropriate. In fact, the sweep of the open blade will remind you of an Ulu (Alaskan native-style fish processing knife).
Like in the photo this 'small', '5th-Pocket' folder sports a VERY high blade of adequate thickness,, sharpness, and strength for most outdoorsy uses. With a sufficiently strong wrist flick, one can open and lock the blade; almost anyone can do this just thumb-lifting the blade a bit by the slot and flick it open.
3" Long by 2" High by 1/2" Thick, yes, it can fit in your 5th Pocket, but likely nothing else can fit along with it. Nice it has a lanyard hole, another feature I enjoy on a knife.
What can you use it for? Simply impress your friends. Cut and open stuff up. Use it unlocked and gently baton 1" or so kindling to tinder-shards or lock it and slice shavings and feathers. Cut up sausages and cheese for a trail lunch. True backpackers know you don't need a Rambo knife on the trail, and with the UGM scales, you'll find this wherever you set it down, still glowing all night long.
A practical EDC? Sure. A hunting or bushcraft-capable knife? Nope. A fun and useful GITD pocket pal? Absolutely.