Churp Liner Lock Knife - Green

ESEE Churp Folder

The ESEE Churp is a slim, traditional-looking folding knife built for everyday cutting: opening boxes, trimming cord, slicing food, and small camp chores. It pairs a plain-edge D2 steel drop point blade with textured green handle scales and a liner lock that holds the blade open while you work. The blade carries the Randall's Adventure & Training School of Survival logo, the training outfit behind ESEE's designs.

Features

• D2 Tool Steel Blade — D2 is a high-carbon tool steel known for holding an edge well, and the blade is stamped with the steel type at the ricasso.
• Drop Point Profile — The spine curves gently down to the tip, giving a strong point and a long belly for general slicing.
• Liner Lock Mechanism — A spring section of the steel liner moves in behind the blade when it opens, keeping it from folding shut until you press it aside.
• Nail Nick Opening — A crescent-shaped groove in the blade gives your thumbnail a purchase point for opening, in the manner of a classic pocketknife.
• Textured Green Scales — The handle scales have a woven, grippy surface in a muted green that stays secure in a damp or cold hand.
• Steel Pocket Clip — A polished steel clip mounts at the butt with three Torx screws and holds the knife upright along the seam of a pocket.
• Open Pillar Construction — Steel standoffs space the liners apart instead of a solid backspacer, which makes it easy to rinse out lint and grit.
• Lanyard Hole — A hole at the butt accepts a lanyard or fob for easier retrieval from a pocket or pack.
• Torx Hardware — The pivot and handle screws use Torx heads, so the knife can be tightened or cleaned with a common driver.

Build And Carry

The Churp is made in China to ESEE's design, with the BRK-CHURP model marking and country of origin stamped on the reverse of the blade. The handle tapers to a narrow, rounded profile that rides flat in a pocket, and the stainless clip and hardware keep the finish plain. It is a good fit for anyone who wants a light, gentleman's-style folder with a hard-wearing steel.