Named after a psychedelic compound found in over 200 species of fungi, the Cybin is a fun and fidgety EDC option with a funky blade shape. It was originally a fixed blade design that was brought to life 2 years ago by Scott from Edgy Bladeworks. The Frag pattern handle gives the knife an aggressive look while being very comfortable in hand.
FEATURES
Unique blade design with premium S35VN steel and Damascus. The Cybin features a distinctive blade shape, offering both unique aesthetics and practical usability. Made from premium S35VN steel and Damascus, it ensures durability, excellent edge retention, and solid performance for everyday tasks.
Ergonomic Titanium Handle Design. The Cybin features a handle made from high-quality titanium, offering a lightweight yet durable grip. All edges are carefully chamfered, ensuring a comfortable and secure hold, making it ideal for extended use without discomfort.
Sold and Reliable Frame Lock Mechanism The solid and reliable frame lock mechanism securely locks the blade in place, allowing for smooth deployment and enhancing safety and durability for consistent performance.
Effortless Deployment with Smooth The Cybin features precision-engineered caged ceramic ball bearings, providing exceptionally smooth deployment and closing action. Thanks to the elongated thumb hole, the blade opens seamlessly and with minimal effort, ensuring fast, fluid operation every time. This makes it an ideal choice for everyday carry (EDC) users seeking a knife with quick, reliable opening performance.
Limited Edition: Each marked with a unique custom serial number
About Designer
Scott Stills of Edgy Bladeworks is a custom knife maker from Asheville, North Carolina. He's a part time maker and is working towards making it his full-time job. He's been a collector for around 8 years and started making knives about 4 years ago. Like most makers, he started with fixed blades but it was always his goal to make folding knives and it wasn't long before he made that happen. Scott is obsessed with knifemaking and believes that it is what he was meant to do. He named his knife company Edgy Bladeworks because he has darker sense of humor and appreciates many different forms of art that could be considered more "edgy". Knifemaking is his passion and he looks forward to seeing how far he can take his career.
