The Ganzo G767 lock knife is a versatile EDC tool that fits easily in your pocket and is able to come to the rescue in everyday life and outdoor activities. The entire length of the model in the open position is 200mm, making it easy to use. At the same time, the length of the folded version reaches barely 113 mm, allowing the user to carry it discreetly in the pocket.

The blade has a Clip-Point profile with a characteristic bevel towards the tip that creates a thin blade. This increases the ease of use of the tool not only when cutting but also when piercing. The thickness of the blade reaches 3 mm, which increases the blade's resistance to deformation, which is important in situations where the model is subjected to high loads.

The blade material is 9CR14 steel, which is rarely used in Ganzo closing knives. It is a stainless steel with a high chromium content and auxiliary alloying elements such as molybdenum and vanadium, which reduce brittleness, increasing the density of the metal. The hardness of the steel corresponds to the reference value of 59 HRC, so the blade is effective in cutting materials with different densities.

The knife is equipped with a Button-Lock lock. Pressing the button opens the knife instantly. A ribbed thumb rest at the bottom of the blade improves control of the knife during power work.

Both sides of the handle feature G10 composite blades. Thanks to the embossed surface, the material prevents the palm of the hand from slipping on the handle. This composite is also durable, resistant to temperature changes and most aggressive environments, including acids, alkalis and grease.

The model weighs no more than 118 g, including the steel clasp on the right side of the handle. The design can be embellished with a lanyard, as there is a hole at the end of the handle for this purpose.

• Blade steel: 9CR14 (±59 HRC)
• Blade length: 87mm
• Blade thickness: 3mm
• Weight: 118g
• Open blade length: 200mm
• Length of closed blade: 113mm
• Colour: black