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Ganzo G614 is a standard knife for tourist and outdoor use. The knife blade is made in the classic style of stainless steel with a high carbon content (440) and has a straight edge sharpening, which makes the model universal for any kind of work. The use of ABS plastic as a material for the knife handle is undoubtedly a good design solution.
In addition to modern and high-quality materials, the conscientious execution of the assembly of the product is also noted - the accuracy of the silhouette of the instrument as a whole, the absence of backlash and other flaws. The Ganzo company is well known to our consumers and is highly popular due to the stable balance of quality and price in each product. Ganzo G614 is a modern model of a portable folding knife, which, as a rule, is a constant companion for many active and athletic people. A similar mobile tool can be found in the inventory of any fisherman, hunter, avid tourist or traveler.
In the assembled, stowed state, the length of the Ganzo G614 knife reaches 10.9 cm, in the working state - 18.8 cm, and 7.9 cm of the total length is allocated for the blade with a butt width of 0.25 cm. The steel from which the knife blade is made, in addition to the obvious characteristics, has a number of secondary, but no less important than anti-corrosion properties. It is known that steel of the 440 class is characterized by increased elasticity, which, accordingly, has a positive effect on the sharpening process (sharpness is restored quickly and for a long time) and the ability to resist loads without losses (chips on the cutting edge and blade destruction).
The Ganzo G614 handle also, in addition to its attractive appearance, has a very specific functionality related to the ergonomics of the knife as a whole. So we see that there are finger recesses and texturing of the outer panels, which, in turn, is aimed at the safe operation of the tool. The material for the Ganzo G614 handle is very durable ABS-plastic, which is not afraid of moisture, acids, alkalis and extreme temperatures.