ANTES NABAHA – Pocket Knife with Ancient Chamorro Artwork | EDC Pocket Knife

Celebrate your heritage with every carry.
ANTES NABAHA – Pocket Knife with Ancient Chamorro Artwork | EDC Pocket Knife

The ANTES NABAHA is more than just a knife—it’s a tribute to our ancestors. The G10 handle proudly displays artwork from an 1824 illustration by J.A. Pellion during Freycinet’s voyage, capturing a vivid scene of ancient Chamorro village life. From bachelor houses to everyday moments, it’s a pocket-sized piece of our history—paired with modern materials and performance.

Whether you’re collecting, gifting, or putting it to work every day, the ANTES NABAHA is a blade with meaning, craftsmanship, and story.

⚙️ Knife Specs:

• Blade Steel: N690 – corrosion-resistant, razor sharp, holds its edge like a champ
• Handle: G10 with printed historical Chamorro artwork
• Mechanism: Ball-bearing flipper for smooth one-hand open
• Lock Type: Inner liner lock for solid lockup
• Blade Length: 95mm / 3.74in
• Handle Length: 125mm / 4.92in
• Blade Thickness: 4mm / 0.15in
• Handle Thickness: 15mm / 0.59in

💎 Why It’s Special:

• G10 handle printed with iconic Chamorro heritage scene
• Limited run – once it’s gone, it’s gone
• Built with premium steel and island soul
• Includes box and authenticity card
  

N690 Pocket Knives (Austrian Steel)

Our N690 pocket knives are made with premium cobalt-alloyed stainless steel made in Mürzzuschlag, Austria. Designed for outdoor toughness and everyday carry.

Heat Treatment Process:

• Hardened at 1,950°F
• Cryogenically cooled to −320°F for extra hardness and stability
• Tempered at 300–400°F to bring balance and resilience

The result is a knife that delivers reliable edge retention, excellent corrosion resistance, and the toughness needed for real-world use.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Perfect balance of toughness and sharpness
• Resistant to rust and wear in outdoor environments
• Built for heavy use while staying easy to maintain

A dependable blade you can carry anywhere — sharp, strong, and built to last.

This one’s for the collectors, the chefs, the warriors—and the chelus who carry the island on their hip.