Knafs Lander 6 Mini Keychain Folding Knife (Knafs-00427)
$14.99
(Purple FRN Handles and 1.55″ 4034 Stainless Steel Satin Plain Blade)
2 in stock (can be backordered)
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| Weight | 6 oz |
| Dimensions | 5 × 2 × 1 in |
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Small tool. Big adventure.
The Knafs Lander 6 Mini Keychain Knife proves that everyday carry doesn’t have to be bulky to be useful. Designed to live right on your keys, this compact folding knife is always within reach—ready for the small tasks that pop up throughout the day.
Inspired by the spirit of exploration (and the tools that made it possible), the Lander 6 is built around a simple idea: carry something lightweight, reliable, and always ready. Whether you’re opening packages, cutting cord, or just need a quick edge on the go, this little knife gets it done without weighing you down.
The 1.55” drop point blade is made from 4034 stainless steel, offering solid corrosion resistance and easy maintenance for everyday use. Paired with a full flat grind, it slices cleanly and efficiently for those quick, practical tasks.
A back lock mechanism keeps things secure during use, while the FRN (fiberglass reinforced nylon) handle keeps the knife lightweight, durable, and grippy. At just 0.40 oz, it disappears on your keychain until you need it.
No clip, no nonsense—just a split ring attachment that makes it easy to integrate into your daily carry setup.
Why We Carry It at Howling Dog EDC
Not every knife needs to be a hard-use beast. Sometimes the best tool is the one that’s simply there when you need it. The Lander 6 fits that role perfectly—lightweight, approachable, and built with intention.
It’s a reminder that EDC isn’t always about size or steel—it’s about having the right tool at the right time.
