The WESN Allman is a full-size pocket knife built around a drop-point CPM S35VN blade. Flipper deployment, titanium frame lock, Grade 5 titanium handle scales. It’s the larger, do-it-all knife in the WESN lineup — the one you bring when you can only bring one. Specs Blade: CPM S35VN, drop-point, 2.8" (7.2cm) Open length: 6.65" (16.9cm) / Closed: 3.8" (9.7cm) Weight: 3.6oz (102g) — titanium model Lock: Frame lock Deployment: Flipper Handle: Grade 5 Titanium (titanium variants) or G10 composite (color variants) Pocket clip: Titanium, low profile Lanyard hole Blade steel: CPM S35VN A US-made powder metallurgy stainless steel. Tough, corrosion-resistant, holds a good edge, and easier to sharpen than many comparable premium steels. Standard on knives meant to actually be used. Handle options Titanium and Blacked Out Titanium have Grade 5 titanium scales — lightweight, strong. G10 variants (OD Green, Mustard) have textured fiberglass composite handles — more grip, more color, $30 less. Shipping restriction Due to local laws, this item cannot be shipped to the United Kingdom, Australia, or Japan. Made by WESN WESN is a Detroit-based EDC brand. Backed by a lifetime warranty. FAQ Does the Allman lock?Yes. The Allman uses a titanium frame lock — the back scale itself cams over and braces the blade open. It’s one of the strongest lock types in production folding knives. The Henry and Samla in the WESN lineup do not lock. How does the flipper deployment work?There’s a tab on the spine of the blade. Push it with your index finger and the blade swings open to lock — one-handed, smooth. No thumb stud, no assisted opening spring. What is CPM S35VN steel?A powder metallurgy stainless steel made by Crucible Industries in the US. Tougher and more corrosion-resistant than standard stainless, holds a great edge, and is easier to sharpen than many premium steels. A respected, widely-used choice in knives in the $100–$300 range. What’s the difference between Titanium and G10 versions?Same blade and frame lock on all versions. Titanium handles ($199) are Grade 5 titanium — lighter, develop a patina. G10 handles ($169) are textured fiberglass composite — slightly more grip, available in colors, $30 less. Neither is objectively better; it’s a preference. Can I take the Allman on a plane?No. TSA prohibits all knives in carry-on bags. Pack in checked luggage when traveling. Pairs with the Sailor v3 leather sleeve for pocket carry.
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