Buck Inertia
Buck returns to the assisted-opening market with a new version of their Inertia flipper. This knife features a 3.125 inch blade of Buck’s 420HC with their proprietary heat treatment, a deep carry pocket clip, and a lightweight injection-molded handle. The flipper deployment can be secured with a safety switch, which can be folded down to stowaway in the handle when the blade is deployed.
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