This months drop is 10 ARN folders with inlays inspired by a superhero:

This Months Theme is Daredevil

I've always been drawn to the Marvel universe — and the complex character of Daredevil is no exception. This month’s Drop is a nod to the duality, discipline, and edge he embodies.

We have made a total of 10 ARN folders made with various damasteel or San Mai blades and inlays in black and red carbon fiber.
Sharp contrast. Clean lines. No radioactive matter used (I promise).

This specific version has a blade in brushed Rose Damasteel and only three are made like this.

The ARN is a slipjoint folder featuring the same double-detent system used in my Monte Carlo and Casino custom models. This mechanism securely holds the blade open and closed without a traditional lock, providing a safe and compliant everyday carry option in most regions.

A defining feature is its ultra-low-profile flipper. Previously referred to as a front flipper, I now simply call it a flipper — discreet, intuitive, and designed to maintain a clean silhouette.

The handle integrates a precision-machined T-slot inlay system. A single screw secures the ambidextrous titanium clip. When the clip is removed, both inlays can slide out effortlessly without tools. A small titanium insert replaces the clip, locking the inlays in place and preserving the handle’s symmetry. A central element of the ARN is the inlay system.

Specifications

Blade length: 2.2” (56 mm)

Overall length: 5.51” (140 mm)

Closed length: 3.27” (83 mm)

Chassis, clip, spacer, and screws: Titanium

Blade steel: Brushed Rose Damasteel

Weight: 1.83 oz (52 g)