Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT – folding knife
The Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT is a compact, left-handed titanium frame lock folder featuring a tough, corrosion-resistant Vanax blade in a classic stonewash finish. Sold by Going Gear, an authorized Kunwu dealer, this Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT is an ideal everyday carry for southpaws who want a smaller premium folder.
Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT Specifications
| Brand |
Kunwu |
| Model |
Compadre (Left-Handed) |
| SKU |
K706C-T1-LT |
| Blade Length |
2.95" (75 mm) |
| Blade Steel |
Vanax |
| Blade Finish |
Stonewash |
| Handle Material |
Titanium (Diamond Texture) |
| Handle Color |
Stonewash |
| Lock Type |
Frame Lock |
| Overall Length |
7.09" (180 mm) |
| Weight |
3.92 oz (111 g) |
| Knife Type |
Folding Knife |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT made for left-handed users?
Yes, the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT is a dedicated left-handed model, set up so southpaws can deploy and lock it naturally.
What steel is the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT blade made from?
The Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT uses Vanax stainless steel, known for superb corrosion resistance, here given a stonewash finish.
What kind of lock does the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT use?
The Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT features a titanium frame lock for a secure, dependable lockup.
How big is the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT?
The Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT has a 2.95" (75 mm) blade and a 7.09" (180 mm) overall length, making it pocket-friendly.
How much does the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT weigh?
The Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT weighs just 3.92 oz (111 g), keeping it light and easy to carry.
Where can I buy the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT?
You can buy the Kunwu Compadre (Left-Handed) K706C-T1-LT at Going Gear, an authorized Kunwu dealer, for a genuine knife backed by full warranty support.
