Sakura Strike Tanto Assisted Knife - Matte Black

A spring assisted knife that looks like art and opens like a pro. The Sakura Strike pairs a black matte American tanto blade with vivid geisha-and-blossom graphics on a 3D-printed ABS handle. A flipper tab, thumb stud, and liner lock deliver confident, one-hand control. At 5 inches closed and just 4.21 ounces, it clips in low and carries ready-an EDC piece that turns heads in the case and works hard in the hand.

You feel it before you name it: a spring assisted knife that opens with purpose, then pauses long enough for the artwork to register. Geisha lines. Cherry blossoms drifting. A black matte American tanto edge holding its own amid quiet detail. The Sakura Strike was built to be noticed, then trusted.

A spring assisted knife that blends art and utility

Design matters when it tells the truth. Here, the truth is movement. The 3D-printed geisha-and-sakura motif flows from the ABS handle toward the tip, echoing how the spring assisted knife deploys-clean, decisive, and smooth. A flipper tab and thumb stud give you two natural launch points; the tuned spring takes over with a crisp, confidence-inspiring snap. The liner lock engages with a positive bite, so the 3.75-inch plain-edge blade stays where it should: ready to cut, not to question.

Specs that work are specs that disappear into muscle memory. At 8.75 inches overall and 5 inches closed, the Sakura Strike fills the hand without crowding the pocket. Its 4.21-ounce balance feels planted, never heavy. Jimping on the spine sets your thumb into command. The black-coated, matte-finished American tanto tip gives instinctive point control and a long, straight cutting edge for utility tasks. It's a spring assisted knife for everyday carry that wears art without losing the plot.

American tanto strength, everyday precision

The American tanto geometry excels where piercing strength and flat-edge control matter. Break down boxes, score cordage, and tackle quick utility cuts with a blade that resists tip wear and rewards straight-line accuracy. Paired with a low-glare black finish, it's a functional, tactical-leaning EDC knife that still respects the aesthetic story on its handle.

Why this spring assisted knife feels ready the moment you grip it

It's the small things, aggregated. The flipper tab arcs just right for a no-look open. The thumb stud adds ambidextrous certainty. The liner lock engages with audible assurance. Jimping anchors your pressure without biting back. The ABS handle-light but durable-gains tactile life from the relief of the 3D print. You don't need to think about it; the spring assisted knife invites action and stows with equal grace thanks to a sturdy pocket clip that rides low and secure.

Deep-carry pocket clip, 4.21 oz balance

Carry should feel invisible until the moment of need. This pocket clip tucks the profile, the weight stays comfortable, and the closed length sits cleanly against the seam. In other words, the spring assisted knife is where you want it, when you want it-never a clumsy passenger.

Best spring assisted knife for display-ready retail and new EDC buyers

Retailers know: attention is currency. The Sakura Strike earns a second look in the case, then sells the grip test on contact. The geisha-and-blossom theme draws browsers; the first flip seals intent. For buyers newer to EDC, the assisted opening knife format feels fast yet controlled-no complicated learning curve, just intuitive action. For shops, that means higher conversion from casual interest to checkout and a story customers will repeat to friends: the pocket knife with art that actually works.

Behind the appeal is practical durability. ABS scales hold up to daily carry, the liner lock is proven, and the American tanto edge adapts to boxes, tape, zip ties, and light field tasks. It's the spring assisted knife that bridges decorative and dependable, expanding your assortment without diluting your standards.

Spring assisted knife vs automatic: where this design wins

Many buyers ask about the difference. An automatic knife fires at the press of a button; a spring assisted knife requires you to start the motion-with a flipper or thumb stud-after which the spring completes the deployment. That small distinction yields big advantages: intuitive control, broad everyday usability, and a deployment that's fast without surprise. In the hand, it feels like intent rather than impulse.

Compared to a simple manual pocket knife, the assisted opening knife saves time and attention under load or gloves. You get speed and certainty with a mechanism that stays elegant and straightforward. For many regions and use cases, that's the sweet spot: a spring assisted knife that's quick, confident, and easy to explain to customers at the counter.

Common Questions About Spring Assisted Knife

What makes this spring assisted knife ideal for EDC?

The combination of a 3.75-inch American tanto blade, flipper-and-thumb-stud deployment, and a secure liner lock delivers fast, one-hand utility. The 5-inch closed length, deep-carry clip, and 4.21-ounce weight keep it comfortable and ready.

How does a spring assisted knife compare to an automatic knife?

An automatic fires with a button; a spring assisted knife needs a nudge from the flipper or stud, then the spring completes the open. You get speed with extra control and a mechanism many users find more intuitive for everyday carry.

Is this spring assisted knife good for retailers and gift shops?

Yes. The geisha-and-sakura art catches eyes in the display, while the smooth assisted opening converts interest into action. It's a display-ready EDC knife with proven features-liner lock, pocket clip, and a dependable tanto blade-that help it sell on merit.

If your collection or storefront needs a piece that blends story and performance, make room for the Sakura Strike. This spring assisted knife pairs fast, reliable mechanics with art that stops traffic-and an edge that earns its keep long after the first flip.

Blade Length (inches): 3.75
Overall Length (inches): 8.75
Closed Length (inches): 5
Weight (oz.): 4.21
Blade Color: Black
Blade Finish: Matte
Blade Style: American Tanto
Blade Edge: Plain


Handle Material: ABS
Theme: Geisha

Pocket Clip: Yes
Deployment Method: Spring-assisted
Lock Type: Liner lock