Product Preview: Cold Steel Engage 3.5"

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posted on March 21, 2023
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Cold Steel Engage 3.5"

In addition to a multitude of 2.5" and 3" models in a variety of different finishes and point shapes, Cold Steel also offers its Engage EDC knife with a larger 3.5"-long blade made from durable, wear-resistant S35VN stainless steel.

Measuring 8.2" when fully deployed, the Engage 3.5" features the company’s patent-pending Atlas Lock, which secures the folding blade in the open position until a ribbed, spring-loaded slide in the rear of the handle is pulled downward to release it. Bilateral thumbstuds and a reversible pocket clip make the 6.5-oz. folder fully ambidextrous, and textured G10 scales make it easy and comfortable to grasp.

The suggested retail price for Cold Steel's Engage 3.5" is $250. For more information, visit coldsteel.com.

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