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Okapi KO9070 Keyring Lock Brown Handle Folding Pocket Knife
Weaim2pleez (145645)
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$20.75
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Hi! Welcome to Weaim2pleez. Here is a Okapi Keyring Lock Knife. Measures 5.5" (14 cm) overall with 4" (10.2 cm) carbon steel standard edge satin finish blade. Brown resin impregnated wood handles with moon and starts stainless inlay. Key ring lock. To close you must lift the key ring and then close blade. Made in South Africa. Item #ko9070. BRAND NEW in box! BUY IT NOW!! .
- Buy It NowOkapi Keyring Lock Brown Folder Pocket Knife 5.5" Closed KO9070
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandOkapi
MPNKO9070
GTIN0615642028567
UPC0615642028567
eBay Product ID (ePID)2133249636
Product Key Features
Blade Range2.76 - 4in.
DexterityAmbidextrous
Opening MechanismManual
Blade MaterialCarbon Steel
ColorBrown
Original/ReproductionOriginal
Number of Blades1
Handle MaterialWood
Blade EdgePlain
Blade TypeStraight Back, Clip Point
ToolsToothpick
TypePocketknife
Lock TypeRing
Year1970
Product LineGriptilian
Dimensions
Weight2.4 oz
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Ratings and Reviews
Most relevant reviews
- Dec 01, 2017Top favorable review
Higher priced Okapi's are usually better quality.
I bought three Okapi's at $17 and they of good quality. Then decided to buy two at twelve dollars and there was a noticeable difference in craftsmanship. The $12 one's looked and felt like factory seconds which may be discounted so they could be sold off. There was wood filling on the handles where there was cracks or uneven surfaces and the three star moon steel stamps on the handle also had imperfections. Also, the blades had a greasy film on them. Though the boxes and upc stickers appeared identical, the cheaper knives at a $5 difference could either be knock offs, or factory seconds. Do yourself a favor and spend more for a better quality Okapi! They're great knives and very durable, and give you the feeling your holding a piece of history. I use my Okapi as an EDC. It's fantastic. Just remember to get a knife sharpener as I needed to freshen up the blade on my Okapi.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Dec 31, 2017Top critical review
Iconic Soth African Knife
I bought this because it is inexpensive, large, interesting looking and an iconic South African product. This is not a high quality knife.....but I didn't expect it to be. The steel is decent and the design allows a lack of high quality construction. It took a bit of effort.....but I managed to put a decent edge on this. Seems like it might be good for a hike, picnic or tail gate ....where a decent sized folding knife could be used for cutting and spreading. Being so inexpensive and taking a decent edge....this is a knife you would feel comfortable abusing.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Sep 04, 2018
It’s worth it for me
I kinda missed this old school knifes But they get better as they get older and if u learned the tricks of this knifes it will be the only knife u will ever carry Btw u need to sand it once a month at least or the blade will change color or rust
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jun 21, 2017
Authentic Okapi
Surprisingly, fakes are somewhat common for such a cheap knife, but the one I received was an authentic Okapi. They aren't a Case as far as quality goes, but they lock up tight and take a great edge (after a little work). Mine was as expected in this regard, but I am quite happy with my purchase.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Feb 24, 2018
unique knife, great value
I already have literally hundreds of knives mostly "expensive" US and European knives but I didn't have anything from South Africa so I bought one for the collection and was quite surprised at how much fun it is. Sure its not an expensive knife but it is very functional, sturdy, and well worth the small amount of money it cost (less than the average lunch). The edge was very utilitarian and not exactly sharp but a few minutes on my sharpener had it super sharp thanks to the carbon steel. The ring-lock takes some getting used to but if you're a knife guy like me it is very fun to play with something different. I plan to buy a few more knives from Okapi just to have in my collection for some variety. I sliced up some boxes, cut some cheese for a sandwich and whittled some sticks and it does what a knife should do, cuts. For being a great value and great conversation piece to show to fellow knife lovers it is a great buy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Jan 23, 2018
Hard to open
This was a gift for a friend. He said it looks amazing but even after trying multiple times it is very hard to open. He was hoping it would get easier to open after trying a multiple times but still hard to open and did not want to get cut trying. Since it was a gift we did not want him to take the time to package it up to return it so we just sent him something else.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Aug 01, 2018
Great product
Very sharp easy to use seems to be great product my son collect knives and he has one of those that was made in Germany a ling Time agoVerified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Aug 15, 2018
Second Time Around
While in Egypt in the 80's, I was given an Okapi by a local. Upon returning home, I gave it to my best friend. Since then, I vowed that someday I'd own another one. Well, I finally purchased one an I'm happy that I did.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- May 24, 2017
Still great knife just like 40 years ago when I first had one. it won't fold back under pressure until u fold it
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- May 05, 2025
this knife is really really hard to clos...
this knife is really really hard to close . have to be carefull not to get cut closing it. other than the closing problem the quaiity is good .Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
