Introducing the “Sandstorm”, the OTF (out-the-front) knife (patent pending) with unmatched performance and style. Crafted with precision and durability in mind, the Sandstorm features a thumb-slide switch for lightning-fast deployment, a D2 drop-point blade, and contoured G10 handle. Crafted for EDC, KRATE knives are reliable, wear-resistant, and covered under a generous lifetime warranty. Every purchase includes a disassembly tool for efficient cleaning, inspecting, or repairs.

The Krate Tactical OTF knife is designed for everyday carry and is lightweight, tough, and dependable. Boasting a durable, corrosion-resistant D2 steel blade, the Sandstorm is ready for action in nearly any environmental condition.

A pocket clip provides quick access and the blade deploys and retracts with a simple slide-of-the-thumb. The G10 and aluminum alloy utilized for the knife’s contoured handle is sturdy and lightweight for easy carry and a comfortable grip.

All KRATE Tactical OTF knives come with a disassembly tool allowing you to conveniently take the switchblade apart for cleaning, inspections, or repairs.

BENEFITS & FEATURES

• Thumb slide activation
• Single-edged blade
• Ceramic tip glass breaker
• Tip down deep carry pocket clip
• Nylon sleeve and box included
• Disassembly tool included

Specifications

• Knife Style: OTF (Out the front)
• Overall Length: 8 ¼”
• Blade Length: 3 ½ ”
• Blade Material: D2
• Blade Type: Drop Point
• Surface Treatment: Sand (Light)
• Blade Finish: Black
• Handle Color: Tan

Certain states do NOT prohibit auto-open (also referred to as automatic, switchblade or switch knife) for non-law enforcement citizens.  Check State Knife Laws for specific details on possession, carry, manufacturer or sale as some restrictions may apply in a specific state.  See the list below for blade length restrictions. Data is compiled by the nonprofit association, American Knife and Tool Institute, and can be found here.

This chart is not meant as legal advise. Laws are subject to change. Check for local laws if state does not have statewide preemption.