Sidewinder Mini Folding Knife | 12C27N Steel | 1.28" Blade

Hunter Craighill founded Craighill in 2015 in Brooklyn with a philosophy rooted in curiosity and detail obsession — the kind of iterative design process that turns a pocket knife into something you actually want to touch. The Sidewinder Mini is a flipper folder built from anodized aluminum and 12C27N steel, compact enough to live on a keyring without announcing itself every time you sit down. Blade length is 1.28 inches. Closed it measures 2.36 by 1.28 by 1.4 inches; open it's 3.64 by 1.28 by 1.4 inches. Weight comes in at 1.34 ounces. Liner lock keeps the blade where you put it. Craighill's aim is to create objects that pull you out of your head and back into the sensory pleasure of using a thing that works exactly as it should.

This thing handles boxes, loose threads, and the occasional aggressive produce sticker. Keyring loop means it dangles with your house key and that gym fob you haven't used since February, waiting for the day you actually need a blade smaller than your thumb.

• 12C27N steel blade, 1.28 inches
• Anodized aluminum body
• Flipper mechanism with liner lock
• Closed: 2.36" × 1.28" × 1.4"
• Open: 3.64" × 1.28" × 1.4"
• Weight: 1.34 ounces
• Keyring loop for carry
• Flipper deployment sounds expensive but really just means you press a tab and physics does the rest