Roland Lannier »Why so serious?« Folding Knife, Fat Carbon Gold
Product no.:
732047
Brand:
Roland Lannier
€332.00 €278.99
per piece
Item available
- Bevel double
- Blade length 105 mm
- Blade structure Monosteel
- Blade thickness 2.4 mm
- Blade width 18 mm
Description
Handcrafted masterpiece from Thiers
The »Why so serious?« impresses with its elegant lines and fine materials. The knife is light and slim, the handle scales made of indestructible carbon fibre layers and bronze metals create a beautiful pattern. The precisely fitted carbon Damascus spacer completes this masterpiece. The matt finish blade made of Swedish Sandvik 14C28N steel has been cryogenically treated and hardened to 60 HRC. The knife locks via a fine liner lock.
Why so serious?
Why so serious? Probably the Joker's most famous line in »Batman - The Dark Knight«. This knife is also said to be a tribute to the late Heath Ledger, who embodied the Joker in Christopher Nolan's Batman movie.
The colours of the picnic box and knife sheath may vary.
Properties
| Bevel: | double |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 105 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 2.4 mm |
| Blade width: | 18 mm |
| Handle material: | Fat Carbon |
| Hardness: | 60 HRC |
| Lieferumfang: | Picnic Box (monbento) Picnic Box (monbento) |
| Locking mechanism: | Liner lock |
| Overall length: | 235 mm |
| Rustproof: | Yes |
| Steel cutting layer: | Sandvik 14C28N |
| Weight: | 80 g |
Properties
| Bevel: | double |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 105 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 2.4 mm |
| Blade width: | 18 mm |
| Handle material: | Fat Carbon |
| Hardness: | 60 HRC |
| Lieferumfang: | Picnic Box (monbento) Picnic Box (monbento) |
| Locking mechanism: | Liner lock |
| Overall length: | 235 mm |
| Rustproof: | Yes |
| Steel cutting layer: | Sandvik 14C28N |
| Weight: | 80 g |
Manufacturer
Roland Lannier
In 2014, Roland Lannier left the Perceval forge and has since been working in his own workshop in Thiers. In 2014, »Why so serious?« won a talent competition in Thiers at the first attempt.