简单实用——为切割而生-Tekut迪克Zero 迪克小刀

简单实用——为切割而生-Tekut迪克Zero

2018-03-13

测评者：独雨-谢柯

原测评链接：http://www.zbcool.com/review/posts/643/

迪克（Tekut）,一个有点儿陌生的刀具品牌。但如果说到和他同一公司的纳丽德，相信玩筒子的朋友就不会那么陌生了。TEKUT®（迪克®）和NexTORCH（纳丽德）是百源公司的自有品牌，涵盖刀具和电筒两大类，数十款高素质产品。它们是家居、野营、野外探险、潜水、搜救、战术训练等的高品位选择。

为什么会取名迪克零Zero呢？

“因为迪克品牌始于2004年，致力于设计生产高品质刀具。后来因为国家政策原因，在09年之后就终止了新品的开发。在沉寂了7年之后，也是迪克品牌第一个本命年之际，我们重新出发，推出了本款“zero”edc折刀。迪克商标tekut 是取to cut 谐音而成，这也代表了我们产品设计的理念-----为了切割而生。“零”这个名字也正是印证了我们今年的再出发，从零开始。”

包装挺精美的，透明的亚克力盒，一拆开包裹，整个刀就呈现眼前。

刀身参数

名称：ZERO(零）EDC折刀

刃材：Sandvik 12C27

柄材：G10

衬片材料：3cr13

刃长：8cm

刃厚：2.8mm

全长：18cm

整体厚度：11mm

重量：60g±5

不管是老鸟还是新手，拿到刀的第一反应都是，这刀有多锋利。拿了本200多页的书来试了一下，一刀下去，不停顿，手感流畅，下肉感十足，极大的满足那种有强迫症的人。刀身流畅的线条和刃线提供了足够顺畅的切割体验。用刀尖轻度用力在70G复印纸上划过，划破13张纸，锋利程度可见一般，削水果切肉更不在话下。

根据介绍，迪克ZERO的刃材为Sandvik 12C27（百度一下此种材质）

12C27不锈钢。山特维克Sandvik 12C27是刀具市场中的高性能钢种。具有出色的刀刃性能，使刀片锋利、硬度高、韧性出色、具有良好的抗腐蚀性能。硬度范围为54-61HRC，韧性高、锋利度极好，并且具有良好的抗腐蚀性能。Sandvik12C27是猎刀、小折刀、高端大厨刀、战术刀的推荐钢种材料。此种钢可进行精密冲裁，有助于提高生产效率。适用于手工刀具、高端冰刀、冰钻。

由此可以看出，迪克在这沉寂七年后，重零开始是下了功夫的，用了几天，切肉，水果，砍削树枝后刀的刃线上没有任何崩口现象！耐用性十足！

G10柄材

G10是一种由玻璃纤维布与环氧数脂所合成的复合材料，当初是发展来作为航空器的材质，可以承受极大的力量而不会破坏变形。G-10不会被水气、液体所渗透，具备有绝缘、耐酸碱的特性，重量又不重。

作为一把定义为为切割而生的小折，它是符合标准的，居家、户外两者可兼得。

而作为平时EDC来说，军绿色的配色十分漂亮，战术风格十足，伸缩式的口袋夹，让你无论是想把刀放在裤兜里，还是易取拿的包位置都十分方便。

线锁装置简单实用，单手开合刀都很流畅。

总结：用心的一把刀，在材质方面很是用心，在细节处处理的很好。作为日常工具来说，有一定的可玩性，性价比极高。

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