First Look: Cold Steel Range Boss Folder

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posted on June 17, 2021
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Developed to be a true general-purpose folder, Cold Steel has released the Range Boss. Thin and light enough to carry in a pocket, waistband or jacket, it is nonetheless well-sized for the majority of tasks, including field-dressing.
Cold Steel OD Green on white
The Range Boss blade is constructed of 4034SS steel, with a flat-ground profile that is designed to sharpen easily and retain its edge. Further contributing to blade performance is the four-inch length and clip point, making it suitable for a broad range of cutting jobs, such as processing and utility work. A thumb-assist stud enables one-hand opening.
Cold Steel FDE on white
Housing the folded blade and Cold Steel’s Tri-Ad locking system is a 5.25-inch Zy-Ex handle. Available in Black, FDE or OD Green, this glass-reinforced nylon handle material includes a tactile stippling pattern and jimping along the spine, to ensure a positive grip with slippery hands or when wearing gloves. For added carry convenience, an ambidextrous pocket clip is included.
Cold Steel Range Boss folded on white
For more about the Range Boss, or any other Cold Steel products, please visit coldsteel.comMSRP: $51.99

Cold Steel Range Boss Specifications
Model: CS-20KR9 Flat Dark Earth
Model: CS-20KR7 OD Green
Model: CS-20KR5 Black
Weight: 3.4 ozs.
Blade Thickness: 3.5mm
Blade Length: 4 inches         
Handle Length/Material: 5 1/4 inches / Long ZyEx Handle
Blade Steel: 4034SS
Overall Length: 9 1/4 inches
Additional Features: Steel pocket clip, thumb-assist stud and Tri-Ad locking system

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