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TRM ATOM LL Amber Ale G10, 3.5″ MagnaCut Blade, Made in USA

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TRM ATOM LL Amber Ale G10, 3.5″ MagnaCut Blade, Made in USAIconic Everyday Carry with Warm, Classic Character The TRM ATOM Linerlock is one of the most respected everyday carry folders on the market, known for its exceptional cutting performance, slim profile, and rock solid construction. This version features Amber Ale G10 scales, delivering a warm, understated look that pairs perfectly with the ATOMs clean, functional design. Built to be carried and used daily, the ATOM combines ultra thin blade geometry

Iconic Everyday Carry with Warm, Classic Character


The TRM ATOM Linerlock is one of the most respected everyday carry folders on the market, known for its exceptional cutting performance, slim profile, and rock-solid construction. This version features Amber Ale G10 scales, delivering a warm, understated look that pairs perfectly with the ATOM’s clean, functional design.

Built to be carried and used daily, the ATOM combines ultra-thin blade geometry with premium materials, resulting in a knife that disappears in the pocket but performs far beyond its size. The Amber Ale G10 adds subtle visual depth while maintaining excellent grip and durability for real-world use.


 

Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply

The ATOM is a benchmark knife for a reason. It’s light, incredibly slicey, and just feels right in the hand. The Amber Ale G10 is one of those colors that works everywhere, understated but distinctive, and perfect for someone who wants a premium USA-made EDC without anything flashy.


 

What Makes the ATOM Stand Out

  • CPM MagnaCut Blade, excellent edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance, unless otherwise stated

  • Amber Ale G10 Scales, durable, lightweight, and comfortable with a warm, classic look

  • Linerlock Construction, secure lockup with smooth, controlled action

  • Ultra-Thin Blade Geometry, outstanding slicing performance for everyday tasks

  • Slim, Lightweight Carry, easy in the pocket without sacrificing capability

 


 

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 3.5″

  • Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut, unless otherwise stated

  • Blade Grind: Full flat

  • Handle Material: Amber Ale G10

  • Lock Type: Linerlock

  • Pocket Clip: Deep carry, tip-up

  • Country of Origin: USA

 


 

Why You’ll Want It

The TRM ATOMLL Amber Ale G10 is a refined, dependable everyday carry that balances performance, comfort, and American craftsmanship. It’s a knife that earns its place in your pocket and stays there, whether you’re cutting boxes, food, or anything else the day throws at you.

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