Bestech Duoz BG65C 14C28N Blade Red G10 Handle Liner Lock Folding Knife

The Bestech Duoz BG65C is a premium folding knife engineered for everyday carry and tactical applications. Featuring a 14C28N stainless steel blade with a satin finish, this knife delivers exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. The blade measures 84.8mm, providing optimal balance between cutting capability and portability. Constructed with a vibrant red G10 handle, the Duoz offers superior grip security and durability in demanding conditions. The liner lock mechanism ensures reliable blade retention during use, while ceramic ball bearings enable smooth, effortless deployment. At just 61 grams, this lightweight design minimizes fatigue during extended carry. Designed by renowned knife designer Ostap Hel, the Duoz combines functional aesthetics with practical engineering. The compact closed length of 107mm makes it ideal for pocket carry, while the overall length of 191.8mm provides substantial reach when deployed. With a blade thickness of 2.4mm, the knife maintains structural integrity while remaining nimble for precision tasks. Whether you're an EDC enthusiast, outdoor adventurer, or professional, the Bestech Duoz BG65C delivers reliable performance and distinctive style. This is a versatile tool that adapts to your lifestyle, backed by quality craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

14C28N Blade Introduction

14C28N is a high-value budget-to-midrange stainless steel that excels in corrosion resistance and ease of sharpening, making it a low-maintenance workhorse for EDC and wet environments, but it falls short of premium steels in edge retention and requires more frequent touch-ups when cutting highly abrasive materials like cardboard.

SPECIFICATIONS

Blade Material: 14C28N
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle Material: G10

Describe: Liner Lock
Handle Color: Red
Overall Length: 191.8mm / 7.55"

Closed Length: 107mm / 4.21"
Blade Length: 84.8mm / 3.34"
Blade Thickness: 2.4mm / 0.094"

Ball Bearing: Ceramic
Knife Weight: 61g (2.15oz)
Designer: Ostap Hel