Comparison Ganzo G7372 vs Ganzo G7371
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| Ganzo G7372 | Ganzo G7371 | |
from $31.12 | from $31.12 up to $32.72 | |
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| Form factor | EDC (everyday) | EDC (everyday) |
Specs | ||
| Design | folding | folding |
| Main blade type | smooth | smooth |
| Blade material | steel | steel |
| Anti-glare blade coating |  |  |
| Hardness | 58 HRC | 58 HRC |
| Blade length | 89 mm | 89 mm |
| Blade thickness | 3.3 mm | 3.3 mm |
| Handle material | fibreglass | fibreglass |
| Length | 210 mm | 210 mm |
| Weight | 164 g | 164 g |
| More features | blade lock opening with one hand subdigital notch / guard mount for strap | blade lock opening with one hand subdigital notch / guard mount for strap |
Tool | ||
| Country of origin | China | China |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | july 2016 | july 2016 |
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Anti-glare blade coating
The presence of an anti-glare coating on the knife blade. The most popular color for such blades is black, but there are other options, including even white. The main purpose is to prevent glare from the blade that can reveal the knife's owner or create inconvenience during use. This is especially important during hunting and similar activities, which is why this feature is often found in hunting and fishing models (see "Type") as well as "survival" knives. At the same time, it doesn't stop there. For example, matte coating is also used in multitools, and here it primarily concerns convenience during work. In some knives, such blades play more of an aesthetic role, giving the product a stylish appearance or resembling a military model.