The likes of Victorinox and Benchmade may be on the pinnacle of durable and reliable EDC (every day carry) knives, but you cannot rule out what a James Brand blade is capable of. The latter has its own merits in construction and performance, established well already, which it is taking to a new level of convenience with the launch of the all-new Folsom Pro. Whether you’re cooking in the wilderness or fishing by the lake, the Folsom Pro is built to be your unfaltering companion. Ready to deal with water, corrosion and dust, the foldable pocket knife is wild and nothing like we have seen from The James Brand before. This foldable pocket knife has a wild spirit unlike anything I’ve seen from The James Brand before. The design language remains distinctively theirs, but it’s the construction and material choices that truly redefine what’s possible in a premium EDC knife. Of course, the design is not the striking difference, it’s the construction and material usage that is redefining the wheel. Designer: The James Brand Already very famous for exceptional everyday carry knives, especially the pocket-friendly options, the James Brand is now surprising us with the Uncharted Collection, which includes the Folsom Pro. Other notable knife in the collection is the Humboldt, which the company says is its first fillet knife. In this article, we will stick to the Folsom Pro, which has state-of-the-art durable construction and an ambidextrous design. Its blade measures 3.2 inches, while the handle has an ergonomic feel and the signature thumb hole in it, making it a joy to use even during extended cutting tasks. The Folsom Pro blade is made from LC200N steel by Zapp Precision Metals in Germany, which is corrosion-resistant, almost rustproof, yet effortless to sharpen. Owing to this and the machined G10 handle with titanium hardware, the knife is made to last a lifetime in the worst imaginable environments. Behind the stonewashed steel blade is the ceramic ball bearing (on which the knife pivots) and a titanium clip to hold the knife secure when you’re on the move. In total with the knife, including the blade, measures a compact 7.8 inches in length when open. Only 0.4 inches thick, the Folsom Pro is 4.6 inches in length when closed. The 4.1-ounce knife’s handle features a milled pattern for a better grip in wet, slimy conditions. It can also deal well with gloves on, making it a good choice for working in saltwater, mud or grit. And when you’re done, the Folsom Pro, having endured all that you had, can just be rinsed and dried for reuse only minutes later. For those interested, the Folsom Pro is now available on the James Brand website starting at $279. If the price suits your pocket, rest assured, the knife will. In fact, it will not just suit your pocket – held firm with a deep-carry titanium clip – it will also suit every task you throw at it and still stand strong! The post The James Brand Folsom Pro is Here to Conquer Your Adventures: Game-Changing EDC for Urban Men first appeared on Yanko Design.