• Modern slipjoint folder for your EDC
• Elmax blade steel
• Anodized aluminum handle

What a knife: with the Luc, Mercury show that they simply have a knack for slipjoints. This knife is simply a success! 

 The entire line of the Luc is first of all oriented to the classic Worker Slipjoints from the 50s. The handle offers a fairly neutral hand position while the blade has a really long drawn out tip.

The highlight of the Luc are the matrials: the anodized aluminum handle scales are not only beautiful, but also incredibly sturdy. The surface offers a velvety feel, so that one could almost speak of a hand-flatterer. The knife is available in an all-aluminum version as well as with inlays made of G10 or Micarta. Especially the G10 version offers a nice grippy surface that really “sticks” in your hand while working. 

 The Elmax blade has a Sabre Grind that cuts well, but is still very stable. As befits such a robust worker, the blade of the Luc runs from bronze washers. A special feature is the nail nick: this milled groove was set at the angle of the transition to Swedge, which not only looks striking, but also provides a really good grip when opening the liinge. It also needs it, because the back spring of the Lucs is not from bad parents. There is a lot of pressure on the blade root, so you don’t run the risk of accidentally folding the blade.