CAMILLUS

Camillus CUDA EZ Opener ~ AUS-8 ~ Vintage Circa-2007

$95.00

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Camillus CUDA EZ Opener ~ AUS-8 ~ Vintage Circa-2007

The Camillus CUDA EZ Opener (often referred to as part of the CUDA Quick Launch series) is a rugged, everyday carry (EDC) folding pocket knife distinguished by its fast, user-friendly deployment and highly durable blade coating. 
 
 Specifications & Materials
  • Blade Steel: Made from Japanese AUS-8 stainless steel. This medium-carbon steel is highly regarded for its excellent balance of toughness, corrosion resistance, and how remarkably easy it is to resharpen to a fine edge. 
  • Blade Coating: Features a proprietary Carbonitride Titanium bonding. This specialized surface treatment creates a permanent molecular bond that won't flake, chip, or peel. It makes the blade up to 10 times harder than untreated steel, providing enhanced edge retention, rust resistance, and a slick, non-stick surface.
  • Blade Style: Typically configured with a black-coated spearpoint or drop-point blade 
    measuring between 2.76 and 4 inches, finished with a hollow grind. 
  • Handle Material: Built with textured G10 handle scales over stainless steel liners, providing a lightweight, highly durable, and secure grip in all weather conditions. 
 
The "EZ Opener" Mechanism & Design
The defining characteristic of this knife is the CUDA Quick Launch / EZ Opener system. Unlike traditional folding knives that place a thumb stud directly on the blade, this knife utilizes a thumb slide or stud positioned on the handle scale itself. 
Pulling or sliding this mechanism backward moves the internal bearing system, causing the blade to launch forward smoothly and snap into place with one hand. Once fully extended, the blade is securely locked into position using a traditional liner lock mechanism. It also typically includes a right-hand, tip-down pocket clip for convenient carrying. 
 
  • Never used, carried or sharpened
  • No box
  • Condition is near mint 
SKU:
CAM-EZ-/
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