History: Freestyle CX
Preview of version: 8 (current)
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Size Reference |
Jaws
Plier jaws are larger than the Squirt P4 jaws, but considerably smaller than full size jaws found on the Kick or Charge. Best comparison would be with the Juice series of tools.There are fine serrations near the nose, a gripping area below that, and a wire cutter area near the pivot. (Including a hard wire notch)
Shallow pockets are liberally scattered around the surface of the pliers. The effect on reducing weight is minimal, they are primarily for appearance.
Handles/Frame
Freestyle CX handles are very complex and made up of several components.Finish is black handle components with polished steel plier head, blade, rivets and springs.
Like it's sibling, the Skeletool, there is no date code on the Freestyle CX.
Blades and Tools
The only folding device on the Freestyle is its plain edged locking knife blade. The blade measures 2-1/2" long. (63mm) It is made from 154CM steel. The blade opens one handed via a semi circlular opening hole.Locking Mechanism
The knife blade locks open via a standard liner lock.Other Features
Removable pocket clip.Sheath
None.Dimensions
- Length open= 5-1/4" (133mm)
- Length closed = 3-1/4" (86mm)
- Width closed = 1-1/4" (33mm)
- Thickness = 5/8" (16mm)
- Weight = 4.48 oz (127g)
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