Description
The Bestech Cobber BG68F is a no-nonsense everyday carry folder built around a 3.37" 14C28N blade with a sleek black PVD finish and warm brown Micarta scales. Riding on ceramic ball bearings for a buttery-smooth deployment, the Cobber opens via thumb hole or thumb studs and locks up solid with a Bar Lock mechanism. At 2.96 oz (84g), it carries well for a full-size folder. Designed by Happy As Larry.
Key Features
- 3.37" 14C28N blade with black PVD coating — hard-wearing finish with excellent corrosion resistance
- Brown Micarta scales — natural fiber composite with a warm, broken-in look and sure grip
- Bar Lock — robust locking mechanism spanning the full width of the handle for a secure lockup
- Ceramic ball bearings — smooth, fast deployment with low friction and long service life
- Dual deployment: thumb hole and thumb studs for left- or right-hand opening
- 2.96 oz (84g) — well-balanced for a 3.37" full-size EDC
Specifications
| Blade Length | 3.37" (85.5mm) |
| Closed Length | 4.34" (110.2mm) |
| Overall Length | 7.71" (195.7mm) |
| Blade Thickness | 0.12" (3.0mm) |
| Blade Material | 14C28N Steel |
| Blade Finish | Black PVD |
| Handle Material | Brown Micarta |
| Locking Mechanism | Bar Lock |
| Deployment | Thumb Hole, Thumb Studs |
| Ball Bearing | Ceramic |
| Weight | 2.96 oz (84g) |
| Designer | Happy As Larry |
| Made In | China |
Questions & Answers
What steel does the Bestech Cobber BG68F use?
The Bestech Cobber BG68F uses 14C28N steel with a black PVD finish. 14C28N is a Sandvik-developed stainless steel optimized for knife blades — it offers a strong balance of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance, and takes a very keen edge. The black PVD coating adds scratch resistance and a clean, low-glare look.
What is the Bar Lock on the Bestech Cobber BG68F?
The Bar Lock on the Bestech BG68F is a robust locking mechanism that spans the full width of the handle, providing a very secure lockup when the blade is deployed. It offers more contact surface than a traditional liner lock, which translates to greater resistance to accidental closure under lateral stress.
Why does the Bestech Cobber BG68F use ceramic ball bearings?
The ceramic ball bearings in the Bestech BG68F deliver an exceptionally smooth pivot action with less friction than steel bearings, and they're more resistant to corrosion and wear over time. The result is a deployment that stays smooth through heavy use without requiring frequent lubrication.
What does brown Micarta feel like as a handle material?
Micarta is a resin-impregnated natural fiber composite — the brown version typically uses linen or canvas fibers for a warm, earthy look that develops character with use. The brown Micarta scales on the Bestech Cobber BG68F provide a secure, slightly textured grip that doesn't feel slick even in wet conditions, and it's completely impervious to moisture, oils, and most chemicals.
How does the Bestech Cobber BG68F open?
The Bestech BG68F opens via thumb hole or thumb studs, giving you two deployment options for either hand. The ceramic ball bearings make the action fast and smooth from either position.
Where can I buy the Bestech Cobber BG68F?
Going Gear is an authorized Bestech Knives dealer carrying the Cobber BG68F. Orders over $99 ship free. Purchasing from an authorized dealer ensures a genuine product backed by full manufacturer warranty support.
Bestech Knives Ltd., Yangjiang, Guangdong, China.