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Liong Mah Design

Warrior 3 Tanto Blade

Warrior 3 Tanto Blade

W3-CF/TITANIUM-R

$300.00 USD
$300.00 USD
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Handledness
Handle Finish: Carbon Fiber/Half Titanium

It cuts like nothing else — because it was designed by a chef. Every Liong Mah Design knife is designed by Liong Mah, a former professional pastry chef, and built to be carried, used, and kept for life.

This collectible pocket knife stands out for its detailed engravings, inspired by the Japanese sword tradition, which reflect discipline and elegance. Its ergonomic design and quality blade balance functionality and refinement, making it a sophisticated collector's piece.

 Specifications:

  • Overall Length: 8 inch
  • Blade Length: 3.75 inches
  • Blade Thickness: .145 inch
  • Blade Material: M390
  • Blade Style:  Hand ground Tanto
  • Construction: Two-piece frame with integrated backspacer
  • Weight: 3.8  ounces

Covered for life

Backed by our limited lifetime warranty. If your order arrives damaged, message us within 2 days of delivery with a photo — we’ll send a prepaid return label, and a replacement ships as soon as the damaged item is received (when in stock). Full details on our Warranty & Repair page.
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Frequently asked questions about Liong Mah knives

What makes Liong Mah knives unique?

Liong Mah knives stand out for their combination of craftsmanship, high-quality materials and innovative designs.

Are Liong Mah knives suitable for everyday use?

Yes, many Liong Mah knives are designed as EDC knives, making them perfect for everyday use.

How do I maintain my Liong Mah knife?

You can extend the lifespan of your knife by maintaining it on a regular basis. Clean the blade after use and dry it well. You should also regularly sharpen the blade to keep it razor-sharp.

Are Liong Mah knives covered by warranty?

Liong Mah Design offers a life-long warranty on most products for material and manufacturing defects.

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