Bear & Son Nekama I 3.25" Slide Lock Folder – Racing Green Aluminum, 14C28N Tanto – Made in USA (BCMC1000ALGR)

Bear & Son Nekama I 3.25" Slide Lock Folder – Racing Green Aluminum, 14C28N Tanto – Made in USA (BCMC1000ALGR)Tactical EDC from Jacksonville. Racing green aluminum with Sandvik steel. The Nekama I is Bear & Son's modern slide lock folder built in their Jacksonville, Alabama facility. This version pairs a 3. 25" 14C28N modified tanto blade with a racing green anodized aluminum handle. The slide lock mechanism mirrors a crossbar style lock, providing ambidextrous one handed closing with solid lockup. Ball bearings in the pivot keep the action smooth and

Tactical EDC from Jacksonville. Racing green aluminum with Sandvik steel.

The Nekama I is Bear & Son's modern slide lock folder built in their Jacksonville, Alabama facility. This version pairs a 3.25" 14C28N modified tanto blade with a racing green anodized aluminum handle. The slide lock mechanism mirrors a crossbar-style lock, providing ambidextrous one-handed closing with solid lockup. Ball bearings in the pivot keep the action smooth and consistent. Lightweight aluminum handle, reversible tip-up clip, and ambidextrous thumb studs round out a clean, capable everyday carry.

Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: The Nekama I is the kind of no-fuss USA-made folder that carries without excuses. The racing green is a sharp combination, and the 14C28N tanto is a legitimate blade for daily use. Made in Alabama at a price that makes it easy to say yes.

Specifications

• Blade Length: 3.25"
• Closed Length: 4.38"
• Blade Steel: Sandvik 14C28N
• Blade Style: Modified Tanto
• Blade Finish: Satin
• Handle Material: Aluminum
• Handle Color: Racing Green 
• Lock Type: Slide Lock (Crossbar)
• Opening Method: Thumb Stud, Ambidextrous
• Pocket Clip: Tip-Up, Reversible
• Weight: 3.1 oz
• Country of Origin: Made in USA (Jacksonville, Alabama)

About Bear & Son Cutlery

Bear & Son is a family-owned American cutlery company based in Jacksonville, Alabama. Founded in 1991 by Ken Griffey, the company machines its own parts, performs in-house heat treatment, and hand-assembles every knife within the same Alabama facility. The Bear Ops line was launched in 2011 to serve the tactical and EDC market with American-made options at accessible price points.