Knives Illustrated – August 2019

The P671-CB uses a

partial flow-through

design. The backspacer

is stainless steel and

incorporates non-

aggressive jimping and

a lanyard hole.

The thin grind and

curved edge profile

make the blade an

e„cient cutter, even

through challenging

materials.

Forgot your pencil

sharpener? No problem.

The P671 has you

covered.

Contact

RUIKE KNIVES

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SPECS

Blade Material: Sandvik 14C28N

Blade Length: 2.75 inches

Overall Length: 6.5 inches

Blade Thickness: 0.14 inch

Weight: 3.70 ounces

Handle Material: G-10 with carbon fiber

overlay

Pocket Clip: Deep carry, tip-up, right-side only

Frame/Liner: Stainless steel

Openers: Thumb stud and front flipper

Lock: Liner lock

MSRP: $51.95

“IT IS 2.76 INCHES IN

LENGTH, MAKING IT

LEGAL TO CARRY IN

MOST PLACES WHERE

LOCKING KNIVES ARE

ALLOWED.”

The knife is constructed using a partial

flow-through design. It incorporates a

thick, stainless steel backspacer, which

stands above the liners and grips and

includes non-aggressive jimping and a

lanyard hole.

The pocket clip is a stainless steel,

deep-carry loop design which is well-

tensioned and provides good retention

in the pocket. Despite this being a

left-hand friendly knife, the pocket clip

is tip-up right side only.

Construction of the knife is simple. Not

including the two screws holding the

clip in place, there are only three screws

holding the knife together: the pivot up

front and two small Torx head screws in

the rear of the knife.

Testing

I have two separate categories for EDC

folders: woods knives and work knives.

My work knives are what I carry most

of the time and I expect them to open

mail and packages, slash heavy plastic

bags containing wood pellet fuel, slice

fruits, and vegetables, cut wire ties,

and anything else that might come up

during the day.

78 KNIVES ILLUSTRATED • JULY/AUGUST 2019 knivesillustrated.com