Dive into the world of precision and elegance with the Ketuo Kamasu, designed by Braden Sweeten. Named after the swift and predatory Barracuda fish, this knife embodies the agility and sleekness of its namesake. Crafted with titanium and carbon fiber scales, the Kamasu features a razor-sharp M390 blade in a reverse tanto shape, measuring 4" in length. With a handle size of 5", this knife strikes the perfect balance between size and functionality. Equipped with a titanium pocket clip and steel-insert frame lock, this full-size knife offers reliability and security in every use. Whether you're slicing through materials or simply admiring its craftsmanship, the Ketuo Kamasu is sure to impress with its nod to Japanese katana sword aesthetics. Designer Inspiration:The word Kamasu is Japanese for the notorious Barracuda fish. I drew inspiration from this sleek, fast predatory fish for the design.From the beginning I wanted my designs to be different in a way that felt right, like it reached back in the past and brought it to today. I wanted simple, but elegant geometry on this knife. Something that felt really good in the hand was functional and smooth to open. It is definitely a full size knife, but feels smaller than it measures. It has some simple jimping along the blade and back spacer, cut in a way that is not sharp but gives great traction when you need it. The blade shape is very useful and a great slicer. It gives a nod to the Japanese katana sword.