Ptarmigan | Frame Lock | Beadblasted Titanium & Copper Carbon Fiber | 3.12"Satin CPM S35VN | Jared Price Design | K2055A2

About Design The rock ptarmigan is compact, tough, and built to survive harsh arctic‑tundra conditions, and this resilient bird became Jared Price’s inspiration for the folder. Rejecting a single‑purpose design, Jared wanted a knife that transitions fluidly between everyday pocket carry, workplace tasks, hiking and camping. Just like its namesake, it delivers rugged reliability as your dependable companion, whether you are in the city or out on the trail. Key Features Balanced 3.12‑inch Everyday EDC Profile Measuring in with a 3.12‑inch blade and 7.2‑inch overall length at a svelte 3.83 oz, the 2055 delivers an ideal equilibrium between solid cutting performance and comfortable, pocket‑friendly everyday carry. Snappy, Responsive Flipper Deployment The refined flipper mechanism enables rapid, intuitive one‑hand opening. Smooth, consistent action makes it a joy to deploy for day‑to‑day use. Curated Premium Material Combinations Beneath the surface, a titanium foundation pairs with select high‑grade finishes including Timascus, crystallized titanium, and carbon fiber. Each variant carries its own unique, elevated character. Capable Versatile Drop‑Point Blade This generously proportioned drop‑point blade strikes a thoughtful balance between slicing prowess and precise tip control. It confidently handles the full spectrum of everyday cutting chores. Specifications Overall Length 7.2"/182.9mm Blade Length 3.12"/79.3mm Blade Thickness 0.118" / 3.0mm Blade Material CPM S35VN Blade Style Drop Point Blade Grind Flat Grind Blade Finish Satin Handle Material Beadblasted Titanium, Copper Carbon Fiber Color Copper Lock Type Frame Lock Weight 3.83oz/108.6g Model Name Ptarmigan Model Number K2055A2 Designer Jared Price Blade HRC 58-60 About Designer Jared Price is a knifemaker based in Springfield, MO. His passion for knives started in childhood when his grandfather gifted him a hand‑carved wooden slip‑joint. He began knifemaking in late 2008. After collecting knives, he decided to build his own, learning through trial and error. He focuses on EDC folders, outdoor fixed blades, and compact keychain knives & tools. He keeps striving to advance his knifemaking skills and expand his workshop equipment.