Liong Mah Design Zulu brown micarta

The Liong Mah Zulu is a refined yet practical everyday-carry folder inspired by traditional slip-joint shapes, featuring modern materials and construction. It carries a 3.25″ Bohler M390 drop-point blade with a hollow grind and satin finish for sleek slicing and long-lasting edge performance. Opening is effortless via flipper or nail nick, thanks to smooth ceramic-bearing pivots.

The knife features solid-frame construction using titanium scales with flush-mounted brown micarta inla, elegant yet grippy. A frame-lock with a steel insert secures the blade firmly in place. Additional touches include a jimped, three-quarter titanium backspacer with a hidden lanyard post and an ambidextrous titanium deep-carry clip.

At 7.5″ overall and weighing just 4.0 oz (115 g), the Zulu offers a perfect balance between open usability and compact pocket presence. Designed by Liong Mah and precision-crafted in China by Reate, it's a must-have for collectors and daily users alike.

Specifications

• Overall length: 191 mm (7.50″)

• Closed length: 108 mm (4.25″)

• Blade length: 83 mm (3.25″)

• Cutting edge: approx. 73 mm (2.875″)

• Blade thickness: 3.7 mm (0.145″)

• Blade steel: Bohler M390

• Hardness: ~60–61 HRC

• Grind: Hollow

• Finish: Satin

• Handle: Titanium with brown canvas micarta inlays

• Thickness at handle: ~12.5 mm (0.49″)

• Lock: Frame-lock with steel insert

• Opening: Flipper + nail nick

• Pivot: Ceramic bearings

• Backspacer: Jimped titanium, with hidden lanyard post

• Pocket clip: Ambidextrous titanium deep-carry, tip-up

• Weight: 115 g (4.0 oz)

• Origin: China