GiantMouse ACE Grand

•     Elmax steel with satinfinish
•     Massive LinerLock
•     Titanium backspacer

Large, Larger, GRAND

Would you like a little more? GiantMouse dedicate their latest knife design mainly to fans of slightly larger folding knives. But everything in order. In the past, the GM5 was an extremely popular but also extremely hard to come by knife, which (like almost all models of the GM line) was immediately sold out. Now, with the new Grand, a slightly revised version of this sought-after knife is coming onto the market.

Although there is a clear optical reference to the Biblio, this is by no means an enlarged version of the GiantMouse classic. The Micarta handle scales have a great satin finish and have a slightly clearer, more angular line than the Biblio. The practical deep carry clip has of course remained, which makes the knife disappear discreetly in your pocket despite its overall length of 20cm. Unlike the GM5, the Grand is equipped with a solid liner lock, which locks the knife bombproof. Additional stability is provided by a massive milled backspacer made of titanium.

Jesper Voxnaes and Jens Anso have created a real eye-catcher with the blade. The swedge and the elegant curve of the tip give the Grand a very attractive appearance. For the steel GiantMouse chose Elmax, which was already used for the Clyde model. Elmax is not only able to be ground to a razor-sharp edge, but is also highly resistant to rust.

The blade runs – just like the GM5 – on ball bearings and can be deployed easily.

If the Biblio model has been a bit too small for you, this is definitely a fully-grown working knife that can handle even the toughest cutting jobs without a worry.

By the way: the name of the knife was inspired by a hotel bar of the same name in Nuremberg. This is where the three heads of GiantMouse spent one or the other night after the IWA.