NJ100 Black Walnut
NJ100 Black Walnut
The NJ100 combines everyday practicality with precision engineering, featuring a back-flipping Sandvik 14C28N steel blade that delivers exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. Equipped with black walnut wood scales and rounded, snag-free edges, the 6.5-inch frame offers a confident grip, while thoughtful additions like the lanyard hole and pocket clip make this compact workhorse the perfect EDC knife.
Reviews:
4.53 / 5.0
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Blade Material: Sandvik 14C28N steel
Handle Material: Black Walnut
Mechanism: Ball bearing, back-flipper deployment with a liner-lock system.
Dimensions: Open Length: 6.5in, Closed Length: 3.75in, Blade Length: 2.75in, Handle Height 0.69in, Handle Width 0.5in, Weight 2.3oz
Additional Features: Built-in lanyard hole and pocket clip
Designed in Utah, USA. Final production Yangjiang City, China.
All products ship from the Notom warehouse in Utah.
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Beautiful handle and extremely sharp blade locking mechanism may need a revise blade has came unsecured a few times
Item showed up and while I really like the knife itself, its important to be put togeather tightly. And roght out of the box, the belt clip was wiggly and loose.
High quality, novel design and very affordable.
Waited about a month of daily carry before leaving this review.
I’m in love with this knife!
As someone who has a daily carry routine, I’ve gone through all the brands. This Notom number is amazing. Simple. Tight. Effective. The opening mechanism has a particularly nice snap and after it’s locked in there is zero blade movement. The edge holds well. And it has a unique look that doesn’t scream, ‘Look at my knife!’
It’s a charming subtlety.
I just ordered another one last night for myself, and have decided to make them gifts for all the dudes in my life.
If I had to make any complaint at all it would be the clip. It arrived somewhat loose. A quick tightening worked. But after a little while it began to loosen again. But by loosen I mean the clip shifts back and forth my mere millimeters when manipulated. Absolutely nothing wrong about it in terms of function. But the perfectionist in me knows it’s there… and like oiling and sharpening, I add tightening the clip screw to maintenance.
Probably the best blade for the price I’ve ever purchased.
It’s bad ass. Won’t ever leave home without it.