| Part Number : | 9080 |
| Size: | 5-Inch |
| Color: | Charcoal |
| Power Source: | No |
| Item Package Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Included?: | Yes |
| Batteries Required?: | Yes |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 1.60 Ounces |
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Product Description
From the Manufacturer
Launce Barber and Tom Stokes designed the patented Lumabiner as part of our innovative I.D. Works line of tools. It's a cool and organic shape that combines a knife and flashlight into a handy carabiner package. The useful little 1.625-Inch drop point high-carbon steel knife blade with a Razor-Sharp cutting edge can be quickly opened with either hand using one of the dual ramped thumb studs. Just press the little black button and it's a powerful LED flashlight that is always ready when you need it. You can pack the Lumabiner on belt loops or D-rings with the carry carabiner (which is non-weight-bearing). Just press the detent to lock the carabiner closed, and it will be sure to stay wherever you fasten it. The Lumabiner is so small it's cast aluminum body can fit in the palm of your hand. Carry it in your pocket, purse or briefcase. Oh, yes. It's also a secure little key ring fob to help you keep everything together.
Product Description
Lumabiner Charcoal Aluminum Handle
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Despite flaws, still a nice product,
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This review is from: Columbia River Knife and Tool 9080 Multi-Tool Lumabiner Knife, Charcoal (Tools & Home Improvement)
Firstly the design is pretty bad. Not only aesthetically. You need a huge key ring to put your keys on your belt, to clear the bulky rear. And the locking carbiner, doesn't really lock; If you tap it a couple times while locked it will open. Also, the knife is difficult to open with one hand, and sometimes opens on it's own (Would to see a similar product using the Van Hoy locking system).
That said, this combines the most important features for me in a utility knife: knife, LED light, carbiner to attach keys to belt. I like to have a small knife on my keychain, and this circumvents the extra bulk it would add by taking place of the lumbiner I have. I first bought it in silver, thinking the paint would just come off anyway, and I wanted to draw as little attention to the badly design object. Once I got it though, I realized I should get it darker, silver just looked wrong. So I got grey, and the paint is coming off, but, serendipitously, that actually seems to improve the looks, as it detracts from the (failed) attempt at looking futuristic. All in all, pleased.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Piece of JUNK!,
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This review is from: Columbia River Knife and Tool 9080W Multi-Tool Lumabiner Knife, White (Tools & Home Improvement)
Man, what a disappointment this thing was. I'd expected quality from CRKT but that was certianly not the case. The blade was very challenging to open. NOT what you would want in an emergency, and frustrating even for normal use. The carabiner function was not well assembled and didn't stay firmly shut. To top it off, the LED light didn't even work! If I knew that it was made in China I never would have bought it. It's not even like it was inexpensive either. Save your money and don't buy this junk.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Columbia Knife,
This review is from: Columbia River Knife and Tool 9080W Multi-Tool Lumabiner Knife, White (Tools & Home Improvement)
Let me say one thing about this item... JUNK... Although the concept is cool & it could work but it is just not a good product. It came with a product catalog to sell you more kinves but NO directions. There is a light on this knife that didn't work so there is a small plastic 'thing' that you can put your finger nail under it & lift it & hope it doesn't break & there are 2 small hearing aid type batteries in there & one of them is rusted not to mention that you can't open the knife itself. What's up with this thing... Nice concept but wow, not that good... Great looking knife if it worked...
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