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TacKnives’s first button lock folding knife is named Penchant for exactly what the word means, something you desire and want to reach for over and over again. The Penchant is built on ball bearings which makes it extremely smooth to open and close the blade. The user has the option to use the back flipper or simply flip it with a wrist action when pressing the button lock.

The Penchant construction features a G10 scale and 14C28N blade steel. With the drop point blade profile, it allows the user maximum control and precision when using the blade.

Please note that the Penchant is a button lock folding knife. If you are looking for OTF knives, please clip here. 

Additional information

Blade Length

3" to 4"

Blade Material

14C28N

Blade Style

Drop Point

Handle Length

4" to 4.5"

Handle Material

G-10

Price

$50 – $100

Product Type

Folding Knives

TacKnives Button Lock Folding Knife – Penchant (Black)

(10 customer reviews)

$49.95

Blade Material: 14C28N
Blade Hardness: 59-60
Handle Material: G10
Blade Finish: Satin
Overall Length: 7.875″
Blade Length: 3.313″
Handle Length: 4.562″
Weight: 4.1oz

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Estimated delivery between 2023/06/12 - 2023/06/16
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TacKnives’s first button lock folding knife is named Penchant for exactly what the word means, something you desire and want to reach for over and over again. The Penchant is built on ball bearings which makes it extremely smooth to open and close the blade. The user has the option to use the back flipper or simply flip it with a wrist action when pressing the button lock.

The Penchant construction features a G10 scale and 14C28N blade steel. With the drop point blade profile, it allows the user maximum control and precision when using the blade.

Please note that the Penchant is a button lock folding knife. If you are looking for OTF knives, please clip here. 

Additional information

Blade Length

3" to 4"

Blade Material

14C28N

Blade Style

Drop Point

Handle Length

4" to 4.5"

Handle Material

G-10

Price

$50 – $100

Product Type

Folding Knives

10 reviews for TacKnives Button Lock Folding Knife – Penchant (Black)

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Image #1 from Lucas Carter
Image #2 from Lucas Carter
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Image #4 from Steve B.
Image #5 from Dominick
Image #1 from Lucas Carter

Lucas Carter

Butter smooth, works very well. Probably one of the better knives tacknives sells. I believe they used 14c28n steel (also primarily the steel Kershaw uses) on this knife vs d2 On a lot of the other ones. 14c28n steel doesn't rust as easy, its easier to sharpen and get a finer edge, though it may not hold a razor's edge quite as long as D2 tool steel.

Image #2 from Lucas Carter

Lucas Carter

Butter smooth, works very well. Probably one of the better knives tacknives sells. I believe they used 14c28n steel (also primarily the steel Kershaw uses) on this knife vs d2 On a lot of the other ones. 14c28n steel doesn't rust as easy, its easier to sharpen and get a finer edge, though it may not hold a razor's edge quite as long as D2 tool steel.

Image #3 from Lucas Carter

Lucas Carter

Butter smooth, works very well. Probably one of the better knives tacknives sells. I believe they used 14c28n steel (also primarily the steel Kershaw uses) on this knife vs d2 On a lot of the other ones. 14c28n steel doesn't rust as easy, its easier to sharpen and get a finer edge, though it may not hold a razor's edge quite as long as D2 tool steel.

Image #4 from Steve B.

Steve B.

This is my first TacKnives knife. I found out about it from 704Tactical and it's pretty fantastic. It's got a smooth action and is really solid with no play at all. I'm no knife expert but this does everything I would expect an EDC knife to do...except maybe a glassbreaker/belt cutter. I love the button lockup and the multiple options to deploy the blade. I've already bought 2 more TacKnives and will probably buy more if there are designs that interest me since the materials seem to be top quality.

Image #5 from Dominick

Dominick

The knife arrived quickly and came in a really nice carrying case, the inside has a lot of soft padding. The finish and edge on the blade is comparable with knives that are nearly double the price. The blade is sharp enough to glide through paper and has no blade play at all. It locks up incredibly sturdy. The only complaint I have is the flipper on the back doesn't deploy the blade all the way on mine. It is a great knife and a definite buy at this price.

Image #6 from Dominick

Dominick

The knife arrived quickly and came in a really nice carrying case, the inside has a lot of soft padding. The finish and edge on the blade is comparable with knives that are nearly double the price. The blade is sharp enough to glide through paper and has no blade play at all. It locks up incredibly sturdy. The only complaint I have is the flipper on the back doesn't deploy the blade all the way on mine. It is a great knife and a definite buy at this price.

Image #7 from Eric H.

Eric H.

Loved this knife so much, I bought another. TacKnives are great products.

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Eric H.

Loved this knife so much, I bought another. TacKnives are great products.

Image #9 from Anonymous

Anonymous

Absolutely love this knife! Decided to get another one of my favorite knives from TK. Tacknives was so kind to give 25% off promotion and get a free random folding knife on top of that.

Image #10 from TOM

TOM

Prompt delivery. Nice functional blade. Can be deployed by flipper or button lock. Puzzled by the purpose of thumb studs since they could not be used flick open the blade. Blade nicely centered. All in all a decent knife. Good value for the cost

Image #11 from TOM

TOM

Prompt delivery. Nice functional blade. Can be deployed by flipper or button lock. Puzzled by the purpose of thumb studs since they could not be used flick open the blade. Blade nicely centered. All in all a decent knife. Good value for the cost

Image #12 from TOM

TOM

Prompt delivery. Nice functional blade. Can be deployed by flipper or button lock. Puzzled by the purpose of thumb studs since they could not be used flick open the blade. Blade nicely centered. All in all a decent knife. Good value for the cost

Image #13 from Jason

Jason

First of all this knife had the sharpest factory edge I've ever purchased. The detent on button lock is good, no stick and fidget factor is good. For everything you get with the knife I'm really impressed. The best $35 I've ever spent on a knife and it's an USA company. Definitely would buy again.

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Jason

First of all this knife had the sharpest factory edge I've ever purchased. The detent on button lock is good, no stick and fidget factor is good. For everything you get with the knife I'm really impressed. The best $35 I've ever spent on a knife and it's an USA company. Definitely would buy again.

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Jason

First of all this knife had the sharpest factory edge I've ever purchased. The detent on button lock is good, no stick and fidget factor is good. For everything you get with the knife I'm really impressed. The best $35 I've ever spent on a knife and it's an USA company. Definitely would buy again.

Image #16 from Jason

Jason

First of all this knife had the sharpest factory edge I've ever purchased. The detent on button lock is good, no stick and fidget factor is good. For everything you get with the knife I'm really impressed. The best $35 I've ever spent on a knife and it's an USA company. Definitely would buy again.

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  1. Butter smooth, works very well. Probably one of the better knives tacknives sells. I believe they used 14c28n steel (also primarily the steel Kershaw uses) on this knife vs d2 On a lot of the other ones.
    14c28n steel doesn’t rust as easy, its easier to sharpen and get a finer edge, though it may not hold a razor’s edge quite as long as D2 tool steel.

    Image #1 from Lucas Carter
    Image #2 from Lucas Carter
    Image #3 from Lucas Carter
  2. Clean action, no break in period, perfect tolerances, and shaving sharp right from the factory. Very satisfied as always.

    Video #1 from Jeremy D.
  3. This is my first TacKnives knife. I found out about it from 704Tactical and it’s pretty fantastic. It’s got a smooth action and is really solid with no play at all. I’m no knife expert but this does everything I would expect an EDC knife to do…except maybe a glassbreaker/belt cutter. I love the button lockup and the multiple options to deploy the blade. I’ve already bought 2 more TacKnives and will probably buy more if there are designs that interest me since the materials seem to be top quality.

    Image #1 from Steve B.
  4. The knife arrived quickly and came in a really nice carrying case, the inside has a lot of soft padding. The finish and edge on the blade is comparable with knives that are nearly double the price. The blade is sharp enough to glide through paper and has no blade play at all. It locks up incredibly sturdy. The only complaint I have is the flipper on the back doesn’t deploy the blade all the way on mine. It is a great knife and a definite buy at this price.

    Image #1 from Dominick
    Image #2 from Dominick
  5. Loved this knife so much, I bought another. TacKnives are great products.

    Image #1 from Eric H.
    Image #2 from Eric H.
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