SKIF Adventure II is a new generation of one of the most popular models from the 400 series. The shape and purpose remain unchanged — it is still a versatile EDC knife suitable for everyday tasks, as well as for hiking and outdoor activities.

The new blade steel 9Cr18MoV, with a higher carbon and chromium content, is slightly harder and more corrosion-resistant compared to its predecessor 8Cr13MoV. Flat grind lines run along one-third of the spine, with a cut-out near the top. This provides strong piercing and cutting performance. The Stonewash finish protects the blade from minor scratches and wear caused by regular use.

The knife opens via a thumb stud or flipper. The flipper also acts as a finger guard, useful for strong piercing tasks. A ball-bearing system ensures smooth and effortless deployment. The knife uses a reliable Frame Lock, considered one of the most dependable mechanisms in folding knives.

A distinctive feature of this generation is jimping not only on the spine and handle but also on the flipper and locking frame. The handle is made of G10 for a secure grip even with gloves or in wet conditions. It includes a removable pocket clip and a lanyard hole.

Overall, the new Adventure generation offers a fresh take on a proven classic.

Specifications

Overall length, mm: 223

Weight, g: 150

Blade length, mm: 97

Blade steel / material: 9Cr18MoV

Handle material: G-10

Sheath: none

Blade finish / coating: BSW (Black Stonewash)

Steel hardness, HRC: 58–59

Blade thickness, mm: 2.8

Packaging: box

Pocket clip: present

Pivot construction: ball bearing

Knives and edged weapons: folding knives

Knife opening: flipper

Lock type: Frame Lock

Edge type: plain edge