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LANNY
Designed by Liong Mah in Palm Bay, Florida
Built of nostalgia.
Inspired by the legendary Tony Bose’s custom Lanny's Clip, the Lanny™ everyday carry folding knife takes a classic slip joint style and brings it into the future with the Assisted Opening innovation for incredibly fast opening speeds. Call it your most nostalgic, yet futuristic carry.
Inspired by the legendary Tony Bose’s custom Lanny's Clip, the Lanny™ everyday carry folding knife takes a classic slip joint style and brings it into the future with the Assisted Opening innovation for incredibly fast opening speeds. Call it your most nostalgic, yet futuristic carry.
- Assisted Opening: Flipper deploys the blade fast
- Smooth Opening: IKBS™ ball bearing pivot deploys the blade smooth
- Easy to Sharpen: High carbon stainless steel blade takes an edge well
- Strong and Lightweight: Aluminum handle combines strength with minimal weight
- Easy Closing: Liner lock can be easily closed with one hand
- Carry Options: Adjustable clip for left or right hand carry
Specifications
| Blade Length | 3.18" (80.65 mm) |
|---|---|
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Blade Steel | 8Cr13MoV |
| Blade Finish | Satin |
| Blade Thickness | 0.15" (3.68 mm) |
| Overall Length | 7.44" (188.93 mm) |
| Closed Length | 4.26" (108.25 mm) |
| Weight | 4.10 oz. (116.23 g) |
| Handle | Aluminum |
| Style | Assisted Folding Knife w/Liner Lock |
Innovations
Built of nostalgia. Inspired by the legendary Tony Bose’s custom Lanny's Clip, the Lanny™ everyday carry folding knife takes a classic slip joint style and brings it into the future with the Assisted Opening innovation for incredibly fast opening speeds. Call it your most nostalgic, yet futuristic carry.
Liong Mah of Palm Bay, Florida knows how to do right by a renowned favorite. When he set out to bring the classic Lanny’s Clip into the future, he pinpointed what needed to be preserved and exactly what called for a refresh. Stripping away the size, Liong crafted the just over 3” modified clip point blade with easy-to-sharpen high carbon stainless steel. In hand, the aluminum handle feels perfectly pocket worn.
To definitively set this one apart from the pack, Liong crafted the Lanny™ around the Assisted Opening innovation. Nudge the blade open part way and Assisted Opening activates, snapping it open at super high speed. The IKBS™ ball bearing pivot system makes for a smooth rotation and a liner lock keeps it solidly in place.
A futuristic folder you feel like you’ve been carrying for years.
How Assisted Opening Works
It's held securely closed in your pocket, but initiate the deployment, and part way through the rotation the blade open at an impressive speed for simple, powerful, one-handed opening.
Liong Mah of Palm Bay, Florida knows how to do right by a renowned favorite. When he set out to bring the classic Lanny’s Clip into the future, he pinpointed what needed to be preserved and exactly what called for a refresh. Stripping away the size, Liong crafted the just over 3” modified clip point blade with easy-to-sharpen high carbon stainless steel. In hand, the aluminum handle feels perfectly pocket worn.
To definitively set this one apart from the pack, Liong crafted the Lanny™ around the Assisted Opening innovation. Nudge the blade open part way and Assisted Opening activates, snapping it open at super high speed. The IKBS™ ball bearing pivot system makes for a smooth rotation and a liner lock keeps it solidly in place.
A futuristic folder you feel like you’ve been carrying for years.
How Assisted Opening Works
It's held securely closed in your pocket, but initiate the deployment, and part way through the rotation the blade open at an impressive speed for simple, powerful, one-handed opening.
Palm Bay, Florida
If we didn’t know any better, we’d think the English definition of Mah is “practical.” After all, it’s a useful sensibility Liong incorporates into all of his designs, like the new G.S.D.™, the ever popular Eat‘N Tool®, and the 2015 Mah-chete™. As a kid, where others doodled cartoons in their school notebooks, he drew knife designs. Later, having learned CAD, he was able to bring these ideas to life by collaborating with many of the top designers in the industry.
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