Skimen Adimanti is an everyday folder designed by Ukrainian serviceman and knife enthusiast Ruslan Skimen. The knife features purple linings. The Adimanti is a minimalist knife for everyday carry, featuring a ball-bearing D2 tool steel blade, a monolithic frame-lock, a high-set clip and a glass breaker. The element that makes the Skimen Adimanti stand out, even against more expensive models, is its superb mechanics, perfectly centered head and reliable finish, devoid of sharp edges. Skimen Adimanti edc knife - folding knives in the outdoor store The blade is made of tough and durable D2 tool steel hardened to 60 HRC. D2 is a carbon steel with superior corrosion resistance that cuts extremely aggressively, has excellent retention (ability to hold sharpness) and is highly resistant to wear and damage. D2 is a great alternative to expensive premium steels because it has great cutting properties, is hard and highly resistant to abrasion. Sharpening it requires a lot of work and a suitable sharpener (preferably diamond), but this is compensated by long edge retention and less frequent sharpening. The 85mm long drop-point blade has a striking false blade. Satinizing on the blade was done at a slight angle, thus creating a discreet and eye-pleasing decoration. Thanks to the use of a strong hilt, a high flat grind and a cutting edge with a gently rounded line, the knife penetrates easily and cuts smoothly. On the back of the ridge, transverse cutters have been made, allowing a stable finger rest while working. When unfolded, the knife is 205 mm long, the thickness of the blade at its widest point is 3.5 mm, which is a compromise between carrying comfort, functionality and durability against damage.