Raccoon® - Button Lock Knife (3.25" 14C28N Blade & Micarta Handle) - RC3SVM4
Quick Verdict
The Raccoon is a budget-friendly EDC folder featuring 14C28N steel with excellent corrosion resistance, smooth ball-bearing action, and ambidextrous button lock. The ergonomic Micarta handle provides solid grip, though the 3.25" drop point blade handles most daily tasks well.
What We Like
- 14C28N blade steel offers excellent corrosion resistance and ease of sharpening
- Smooth caged ceramic ball-bearing action with snappy deployment
- Ambidextrous button lock is easy to use
- Ergonomic Micarta handle with comfortable grip
- Reversible low-profile pocket clip
Considerations
- Button lock may not be as secure as frame/liner locks for heavy use
- Thumb studs require two-handed opening
- Handle thickness of 0.49" may be bulkier than some prefer
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