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Wild Knife, Bottle Opener, Pry Bar

weight of stack

70g

Stack depth

11mm

knife Blade Material

AUS10

materials

ti6al4v, stainless steel, hardened Aus10

finish

Titanium nitride finish

connection

WINDELER MAGNETIC CONNECTION

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details

All the product images are based on pre-production prototypes, therefore final tools will have minor design changes including additional, subtle logo and lettering.

This is your go-to every day carry stack. Lightweight, tough and utilitarian. Made using high-tech materials and processes.

Stack includes:

Wild Knife // Drop point blade in AUS10 Stainless steel. Lightweight handle in Ti6Al4V

Bottle Opener // Lightweight and slim – Plasma hardened Ti6Al4V

Pry Bar // Tough and light. Pry bar and and large flat head – Plasma hardened Ti6Al4V

Extreme conditions require extreme materials

We use titanium alloy for a reason. It’s high Tensile strength to density ratio. In layman’s terms it’s strong and light. In fact it’s half the weight of standard steel. This makes it the perfect material choice for anything where weight is important. Titanium alloy was originally developed for the aerospace industry to allow planes and spacecraft to fly faster, higher and further. We have chosen to apply it to the world of outdoor adventure sports for the same basic reasons. When you are on your bike or in the mountains you feel every gram that you carry. Windeler tools are designed to be unnoticeable on your adventure until the moment you need them allowing you to go further, higher and faster.

A mysterious discovery that changed the world

In 1791 Cornishman William Gregor began a detailed chemical analysis on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall. He unearthed a metal ore previously unknown to science with strange properties.

Titanium – Named after the Titans of Greek mythology because of it’s other-worldly properties. It’s lightweight, tough, non toxic, non magnetic and non corrosive. Half the density of steel but with high tensile strength which makes it perfect for anything where weight and strength are important. This made it a prized material for the aerospace industry in the early and mid 20th Century where it was developed and first alloyed.