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This Ultra-Minimalist EDC Knife Is Deceptively Jam-Packed with Value

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Let’s be honest: Kickstarter can be pretty hit or miss when it comes to everyday carry gear, including knives, especially for new makers. Still, every so often, a diamond in the rough emerges.

Such is the case with the Deadman Design Co. Elixir. Its name is more appropriate than you might think, as this surprisingly value-packed minimalist cutting tool could solve all your EDC knife woes.

With a chunky blade, ergonomic handle and minimalist styling, this knife is an EDC dreamboat.
Deadman Design Co.

Minimal styling, maximal features

As implied, this is Deadman Design Co.’s first-ever production knife. And if it’s any indication, the brand has a bright future. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that this cutting tool was crafted with the help of Reate, a much bigger and highly underrated brand. Still, the heart and soul come from Deadman.

It certainly doesn’t hurt that the materials and mechanisms are up to snuff with other knives in its class. The blade, for instance, is MagnaCut steel, probably the most popular super steel of the moment.

The handle is similarly outfitted. The scales are crafted from titanium, and the knife has a reliable old-standard frame lock. All signs point to this knife being sturdy, tough and ready for work.

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