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73 grams. That's roughly the weight of a medium-sized keychain. And that's exactly how discreet the CornCraft Redshift sits in your pocket – until you need it. The Redshift is a titanium framelock folder in a compact format, designed by David Korn under his German label CornCraft Knives. It's the logical next step after the Neutron Star: same material quality, even more compact format, overall length 16.9 cm, blade 7.9 cm. Built for urban everyday carry – and for anyone who doesn't want to compromise on their EDC. CPM S35VN The blade is made from powder-metallurgy CPM S35VN, hardened to approximately 60 HRC. This is a steel developed specifically for knives – high wear resistance, good corrosion resistance, and surprisingly tough. Not a steel that spots up at the first hint of moisture or goes dull after two weeks of EDC. The flat grind is finely finished, giving the knife a cutting feel you wouldn't necessarily expect from a blade thickness of 2.5 mm. Titanium. Milled out inside, convincing outside. The handle scales are made from aerospace-grade titanium – light, stiff, durable. On the inside they're milled with a honeycomb structure, saving material without sacrificing rigidity. The result: an overall weight of around 73 g with a handle that still feels solid and premium in hand. The titanium framelock holds the blade securely in position – reliable, no play. Bearings or washers – your call. The Redshift ships with ceramic ball bearings on a brass cage. The action is butter-smooth, the flip is satisfying. If you prefer the more classic feel of washers: phosphor bronze washers are included and swap 1:1 against the bearings. Spare screw set and stop pin are in the box too – CornCraft thinks ahead on the package. Deep carry. Invisible until needed. The pocket clip is milled directly into the titanium, secured with countersunk screws – no protruding wire bail, no pocket-lining carnage. Deep carry the way it should work: the knife disappears into your pocket, and when you pull it out, you know exactly why it's there. Nail groove or thumb pin – the carry question. This is where the four variants split. The nail groove version opens the classic way via the ground groove in the blade – slightly slower, but §42a-compliant. In Germany, that means you can carry it on your person without the one-handed operability becoming a legal issue. The thumb pin version makes the flip faster and more direct – the pins are removable, but with them mounted §42a goes out the window. If you're carrying the Redshift as a pure EDC tool at your desk or in your bag, the thumb pin is simply the more comfortable route. If legal carry compliance matters to you: nail groove. Plain or Mining Pattern – a question of surface. The plain variant comes with smooth titanium handle scales – clean, minimal, timeless. The Mining Pattern has a milled texture on the scales that references mining structures. More grip in hand, more visual depth, a touch more character. If you like your folder low-key: plain. If you want the thing to make a point when it's sitting on the table: Mining Pattern. The package. The Redshift ships in a lined pouch with microfibre cloth. Add to that a spare screw set, bearings and stop pin. CornCraft conceived this as a complete carry kit – not a knife with a few extras thrown in. Bottom line: the Redshift is what happens when someone really thinks through their own EDC – and then just builds it. David Korn didn't build a compromise here. 73 g, CPM S35VN, titanium, deep carry. Ready to go.

73 grams. That's roughly the weight of a medium-sized keychain. And that's exactly how discreet the CornCraft Redshift sits in your pocket – until you need it. The Redshift is a titanium framelock folder in a compact format, designed by David Korn under his German label CornCraft Knives. It's the logical next step after the Neutron Star: same material quality, even more compact format, overall length 16.9 cm, blade 7.9 cm. Built for urban everyday carry – and for anyone who doesn't want to compromise on their EDC. CPM S35VN The blade is made from powder-metallurgy CPM S35VN, hardened to approximately 60 HRC. This is a steel developed specifically for knives – high wear resistance, good corrosion resistance, and surprisingly tough. Not a steel that spots up at the first hint of moisture or goes dull after two weeks of EDC. The flat grind is finely finished, giving the knife a cutting feel you wouldn't necessarily expect from a blade thickness of 2.5 mm. Titanium. Milled out inside, convincing outside. The handle scales are made from aerospace-grade titanium – light, stiff, durable. On the inside they're milled with a honeycomb structure, saving material without sacrificing rigidity. The result: an overall weight of around 73 g with a handle that still feels solid and premium in hand. The titanium framelock holds the blade securely in position – reliable, no play. Bearings or washers – your call. The Redshift ships with ceramic ball bearings on a brass cage. The action is butter-smooth, the flip is satisfying. If you prefer the more classic feel of washers: phosphor bronze washers are included and swap 1:1 against the bearings. Spare screw set and stop pin are in the box too – CornCraft thinks ahead on the package. Deep carry. Invisible until needed. The pocket clip is milled directly into the titanium, secured with countersunk screws – no protruding wire bail, no pocket-lining carnage. Deep carry the way it should work: the knife disappears into your pocket, and when you pull it out, you know exactly why it's there. Nail groove or thumb pin – the carry question. This is where the four variants split. The nail groove version opens the classic way via the ground groove in the blade – slightly slower, but §42a-compliant. In Germany, that means you can carry it on your person without the one-handed operability becoming a legal issue. The thumb pin version makes the flip faster and more direct – the pins are removable, but with them mounted §42a goes out the window. If you're carrying the Redshift as a pure EDC tool at your desk or in your bag, the thumb pin is simply the more comfortable route. If legal carry compliance matters to you: nail groove. Plain or Mining Pattern – a question of surface. The plain variant comes with smooth titanium handle scales – clean, minimal, timeless. The Mining Pattern has a milled texture on the scales that references mining structures. More grip in hand, more visual depth, a touch more character. If you like your folder low-key: plain. If you want the thing to make a point when it's sitting on the table: Mining Pattern. The package. The Redshift ships in a lined pouch with microfibre cloth. Add to that a spare screw set, bearings and stop pin. CornCraft conceived this as a complete carry kit – not a knife with a few extras thrown in. Bottom line: the Redshift is what happens when someone really thinks through their own EDC – and then just builds it. David Korn didn't build a compromise here. 73 g, CPM S35VN, titanium, deep carry. Ready to go.

CornCraft Redshift 73 grams. That’s about the weight of a medium-sized keychain. And that’s exactly how discreetly the CornCraft Redshift disappears into your pocket — until you actually need it. The Redshift is a compact titanium framelock folder designed by David Korn under his German label CornCraft Knives. It’s the logical next step after the Neutron Star: same premium materials, even more compact dimensions. With an overall length of 16.9 cm and a 7.9 cm blade, the Redshift is clearly built for urban EDC — especially for those who prefer a more compact carry. The blade is made from powder metallurgy CPM S35VN, hardened to around 60 HRC. A steel developed specifically for high-end knives: excellent wear resistance, strong corrosion resistance, and impressive toughness at the same time. Not the kind of steel that stains after a little moisture or feels dull after two weeks of pocket carry. The finely executed flat grind gives the blade excellent cutting performance, especially considering its slim 2.5 mm blade stock. The handle scales are machined from aerospace-grade titanium — lightweight, rigid, and extremely durable. Internally, they feature a milled honeycomb structure that removes material without sacrificing strength. The result: a total weight of only 73 g, while still feeling solid and premium in hand. The titanium framelock keeps the blade securely locked without play. From the factory, the Redshift runs on ceramic ball bearings in a brass cage. The action is smooth, crisp, and genuinely satisfying. Prefer a more traditional setup? A set of phosphor bronze washers is included and can be swapped in directly. CornCraft also includes spare screws and an extra stop pin — thoughtful details that show real attention to the complete package. The deep-carry pocket clip follows the same philosophy. It’s milled directly into the titanium and secured with countersunk screws. No protruding wire clip, no shredded pocket seams — just proper deep carry that lets the knife disappear into your pocket. You also get to choose between two opening styles: nail nick or thumb stud. The nail nick version opens traditionally through the machined groove in the blade and remains 42a compliant in Germany. The thumb stud version offers faster, more direct deployment — ideal for those using the Redshift as a straightforward everyday carry tool. For the handle finish, you can choose between Plain and Mining Pattern. The Plain version keeps things clean, smooth, and minimalist. The Mining Pattern adds a milled industrial-style texture for extra grip, more visual depth, and a little more personality. The CornCraft Redshift comes delivered in a padded carry pouch including a microfiber cloth, spare hardware, extra bearings, and stop pin. Not just a knife with a few extras tossed in — but a fully thought-out carry kit.

CornCraft Redshift 73 grams. That’s about the weight of a medium-sized keychain. And that’s exactly how discreetly the CornCraft Redshift disappears into your pocket — until you actually need it. The Redshift is a compact titanium framelock folder designed by David Korn under his German label CornCraft Knives. It’s the logical next step after the Neutron Star: same premium materials, even more compact dimensions. With an overall length of 16.9 cm and a 7.9 cm blade, the Redshift is clearly built for urban EDC — especially for those who prefer a more compact carry. The blade is made from powder metallurgy CPM S35VN, hardened to around 60 HRC. A steel developed specifically for high-end knives: excellent wear resistance, strong corrosion resistance, and impressive toughness at the same time. Not the kind of steel that stains after a little moisture or feels dull after two weeks of pocket carry. The finely executed flat grind gives the blade excellent cutting performance, especially considering its slim 2.5 mm blade stock. The handle scales are machined from aerospace-grade titanium — lightweight, rigid, and extremely durable. Internally, they feature a milled honeycomb structure that removes material without sacrificing strength. The result: a total weight of only 73 g, while still feeling solid and premium in hand. The titanium framelock keeps the blade securely locked without play. From the factory, the Redshift runs on ceramic ball bearings in a brass cage. The action is smooth, crisp, and genuinely satisfying. Prefer a more traditional setup? A set of phosphor bronze washers is included and can be swapped in directly. CornCraft also includes spare screws and an extra stop pin — thoughtful details that show real attention to the complete package. The deep-carry pocket clip follows the same philosophy. It’s milled directly into the titanium and secured with countersunk screws. No protruding wire clip, no shredded pocket seams — just proper deep carry that lets the knife disappear into your pocket. You also get to choose between two opening styles: nail nick or thumb stud. The nail nick version opens traditionally through the machined groove in the blade and remains 42a compliant in Germany. The thumb stud version offers faster, more direct deployment — ideal for those using the Redshift as a straightforward everyday carry tool. For the handle finish, you can choose between Plain and Mining Pattern. The Plain version keeps things clean, smooth, and minimalist. The Mining Pattern adds a milled industrial-style texture for extra grip, more visual depth, and a little more personality. The CornCraft Redshift comes delivered in a padded carry pouch including a microfiber cloth, spare hardware, extra bearings, and stop pin. Not just a knife with a few extras tossed in — but a fully thought-out carry kit.

Titanium handle  CPM S35VN blade with replaceable washersIncludes a spare screw set, padded pouch, and microfiber cloth

Titanium handle  CPM S35VN blade with replaceable washersIncludes a spare screw set, padded pouch, and microfiber cloth

Titanium handle  CPM S35VN blade with replaceable washersIncludes a spare screw set, padded pouch, and microfiber cloth

Titanium handle  CPM S35VN blade with replaceable washersIncludes a spare screw set, padded pouch, and microfiber cloth