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Hey everyone! I am excited to introduce my third oem design! Introducing the Appalachian Ridgerunner, a knife that captures the essence of life in the mountains. Featuring a beautiful and long S90V clip point hollow ground blade, this knife is built for precision and durability. The grip is designed to fit comfortably in your hand, giving you the confidence to tackle any task. With its rugged yet refined look, the Appalachian Ridgerunner not only performs exceptionally but also captures the timeless beauty of the Appalachian wilderness. Whether you're on a backcountry trail or around the campfire, this knife is your trusty companion. Thank you guys for all of the support! -Austin, Owner of C. Risner Cutlery
Blades: 1.
Closed Length: 4.60".
Open Length: 8.35".
Width: .40".
Handle Material: Jigged Titanium.
Blade Style: Clip Point.
Blade Material: Hollow Ground S90V.
Blade Length: 3.75".
Cutting Edge: 3.40".
Blade Spine Thickness: .125".
Blade Finish: Belt Satin.
HRC: 59-61.
Pulls: Double Sided Long Pull.
Pull Strength: 7/10.
Half Stop: Yes.
Integral Bolster / Liner Material: Titanium.
Hardware: Titanium Torx Screws.
Backsprings: 1.
Backspring Material: Stainless Steel.
Weight: 4.50 oz.
Manufacturer: QSP.
Release Date: November, 2024.
This is the second Appalachian Ridgerunner in my collection, and it's my new favourite carry. The dark matter carbon fibre pieces do look incredible however you can't beat the feeling of the jigged ti in hand. It is premium. The Ridgerunner is beastly and satisfies the need to carry a full-size knife. And given the size, that snap from half stop to close has recoil and brings a smile to my face every single time. Thank you TPK & Austin for doing what you do!
It’s big, beautiful and perfect. Fit and finish/ walk and talk are top tier. My first C. Risner and definitely not my last. Thanks Austin!
Would love to see a 2 blade version
Knife performs as advertised
Great ergos, feels very good in the hand. Has the size and balance of a fixed blade, which is a good thing. The blade’s broad nail-nicks, one on each side, are broad and placed along the blade to give max leverage for the pull. They provide a lot of grippy real-estate for pinch-opening the blade. This slip joint is a pleasure to open and close, with solid “snick” walk and talk and a 7/10 pull-strength. This is definitely going in my EDC rotation!
