LionSteel T5
As we just saw, LionSteel went bigger with the Daghetta line, but is introducing a smaller version of the M7 fixed blade. The new model is called the T5, a 5” version of the popular predecessor. The single piece 3D machined Micarta scales and matching leather sheath make this nimble blade hard to resist.
The T5 is the last of the new LionSteels. Next stop? Kershaw!
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