The Takt V2 is a modern automatic OTF knife that does great damage whatever you use it for. The D2 steel blade and the unique grip makes this knife very interesting to test out and carry everywhere with you. The Takt V2 is a perfect self-defense knife that offers safety wherever your path may take you.
Blade Size: 1.89" (48mm)3.10” (79mm)3.78” (96mm)
Blade Material: D2 Steel
Blade Thickness: 0.09” (2.4mm)0.11” (2.9mm) 0.11” (2.9mm)
Blade Hardness: 60 HRC
Handle Length: 3.19” (81mm)4.50” (114mm) 5.28” (134mm)
Handle Material: Zinc Alloy
Open Length: 5.24” (133mm)4.50” (114mm) 9.37” (238mm)
Weight: 0.19lbs (88g) 0.37lbs (168g) 0.56lbs (255g)
Blade: American Tanto
Locking: Button Lock
Pocket Clip: Yes
Glass Breaker: Yes
I carried V1 and now I got V2. The quality has gone way up. The fact that the price only went up a few bucks is beyond me. This type of knife is of better quality than what I received from bench made.
I got the Blitzar a few months ago. I’ve used it almost daily for random tasks and for my fishing trips. The blade hasn’t failed me once, there has been no wear and tear, no color chips. It’s amazing actually when you compare them with other such knives.
If you’re a hunter, fisherman, or an outdoorsman, I’d recommend this Blitzar. I got the large version because I trust them more. It’s been a solid knife, cutting wise, and with overall functionality. It doesn’t fail.
I received the automatic knife and found that the blade was disengaged from the spring mechanism. Carefully pulling on the blade and snapping my wrist reattached the blade. I reported this to customer service and they responded that blade release was a safety feature. The knife works now but the trigger is a little stiff and sometimes it takes two hands to effect blade retraction. I have quite a few automatic knives from Teckto and this is the first one that has given me any trouble.
Thank you Tekto! Just what I was searching for
