Smith & Wesson Unwavered Assisted Opening Knife

Description

The Smith & Wesson Unwavered has a 3.25-inch satin dagger blade with a false edge, and a stainless frame inlaid with brown wood, dressier than most assisted openers, closing to 4.25 inches with an extended tang and pocket clip.

A false edge is ground to look sharpened along the back of the blade but left blunt. It thins the point for piercing while keeping a spine you can put a thumb on, which a true double edge does not allow. Assisted opening means a spring finishes the motion once the tang is pushed, so the blade deploys in one movement.

Wood on a modern folder is unusual, warming in the hand where a bare stainless frame stays cold. Stainless throughout keeps upkeep low on a knife carried daily. Explore more Assisted Opening Knives.

• False edge thins the point but keeps a usable spine
• Assisted opening deploys the blade in one motion
• Brown wood inlay in a stainless frame
• 3.25-inch dagger blade, 4.25 inches closed