SKULL KING IMP Scissor EDC Folder - Collaboration with Audacious Concepts LIMITED

KING SKULL IMP Collaboration with Audacious Concepts & Black Widow Knife Works A tiny knife with a big personality. The King Skull IMP takes the innovative rotating-scale mechanism of the original IMP and transforms it into a collectible piece of functional art. This limited edition features exclusive King Skull laser engraving by Black Widow Knife Works, bringing a bold custom aesthetic to one of the most unique EDC folders ever created. Designed by Darriel Caston of D Rocket Design in collaboration with Audacious Concepts, the IMP delivers a full-size experience in an incredibly compact package. The IMP Mechanism Unlike traditional folding knives, the IMP deploys through a rotating front scale system that travels approximately 360 degrees around the blade pivot. The result is a smooth, satisfying opening action that is instantly recognizable as a D Rocket Design creation. Small in size. Big in innovation. King Skull Edition Features Exclusive King Skull laser engraving by Black Widow Knife Works Rotating scale deployment mechanism Compact EDC-friendly footprint Premium CPM MagnaCut blade steel Precision-machined construction Collaboration between D Rocket Design and Audacious Concepts Limited production configuration Why MagnaCut? CPM MagnaCut delivers an exceptional balance of: Edge retention Corrosion resistance Toughness Ease of maintenance Making it one of the most desirable blade steels available today. Specifications Overall Length: 63 mm (2.48”) Blade Length: 18 mm (0.71”) Handle Length: 54 mm (2.13”) Blade Thickness: 3.5 mm (0.14”) Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut Deployment: Rotating Scale System Designer’s Note The IMP was created to challenge the idea that innovation requires size. The King Skull Edition takes that concept one step further by combining engineering and functional art into a piece that feels at home in a collection or in your pocket. — Darriel Caston Travel Warning – TSA Regulations ✈️ Important: No knives or blades — regardless of size or type — are allowed in carry-on bags or on your person when flying. 🧳 Please pack all bladed tools in your checked luggage to avoid confiscation at airport security. ✅ When in doubt, check current TSA guidelines!