It says Kwaiken on the blade, while on the photos on the EKI page it says Tactical Kwaiken on the blade. Is yours an older version or what's the difference?It slices well, has an aggressive tip, and is pretty pocket friendly. The straight handle makes it comfortable for most hand sizes and grip styles. The large finger choil on the handle provides nice access to the thumb disk, but I added a larger thumb disk to make opening a bit easier. A good alternative to the Gentleman Jim or A100.
It says Kwaiken on the blade, while on the photos on the EKI page it says Tactical Kwaiken on the blade. Is yours an older version or what's the difference?
Yep, blade stamp on the new ones is just Kwaiken.If i remember right, the Tactical Kwaiken is from the original signature series run of 61 satin and 61 black finished blades. Mine is from the current production run, which they've renamed just the Kwaiken. The original EKI page for the signature series Tactical Kwaiken was re-used for the regular Kwaiken production series.