Ed Brown's First Responder Tool
Ed Brown has introduced the new First Responder Tool. The 3.5-inch sheepsfoot blade comes slightly serrated and is secured by an ABLE lock, enabling a quick and simple deployment. There is a strap cutter blade that can be deployed with one thumb as well as a glass breaker. It also features a reversible deep pocket clip that allows tip-up carry.
Ed Brown @ TFB:
Here is how Ed Brown describes their First Responder Tool:
Our First Responder has a 3.5” partially serrated sheepsfoot blade held secure by the ABLE lock, making it smooth and easy to deploy, while maintaining a positive lock. The thumb deployed strap cutter blade and glass breaker make it well equipped to go to work saving lives, even if it is your own. Reversible deep pocket clip allows for tip up carry and ease of deployment.
SPECS
• Blade Length: 3.4”
• Closed Length: 4.85”
• Overall Length: 8.25”
• Weight: 4.7 ozBLADE
• Style: Sheepsfoot with Partial Serrations
• Thickness: 0.125”
• Material: Bohler N680 Stainless Steel
• Hardness: 57-59 HRC
• Treatment: Cryogenically Heat Treated
• Finish: Black Cerakote®
• Hand Sharpened and Honed EdgeFEATURES
• Locking Mechanism: Ambidextrous ABLE Lock®
• Frame: Solid Black G10 Scales with Snakeskin and Ed Brown logo.
• Pocket Clip: Stainless Steel Ambidextrous – Right or Left Handed, Tip Up Deep Pocket Carry
• Strap Cutter Blade – Thumb Stud Deployment
• Oxygen Valve Wrench
• Carbide Glass Breaker
• Lanyard Hole
The price is $199.95. You can find a direct link here: https://www.edbrown.com/product/kn-frt/
I sure wouldn’t mind this kind of tool, especially since it already carries my initials! What about you? Do you carry a knife or tool every day or in your car? If not, I think you should. Due to new national laws in Sweden, I personally have to keep any “sharp objects” in my vehicle, which is such a shame.
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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So they made a Benchmade Triage?
Pretty sure Hogue is making that for them.
Their’s is called the Trauma. An almost exact copy of the Benchmade Triage. I have several Triages and also one of the Traumas. They are some of my most carried knives and I have a lot to choose from! They carry thin in the pocket, are very handy with the belt cutter for all kinds of things you don’t want to cut too much or deep. The actions are very good with a little lube and carry time. Should be a winner other than price.