Strong winds are common on the plains of New Mexico, where state designer Richard Rogers lives. But those winds often leave behind a beautiful sight: fields of grass bent into beautiful flowing patterns as far as the eye can see. The Viento is named after the Spanish word for wind, a name inspired by the motion of the D2 steel sheepsfoot blade, which flows elegantly with the curved G10 handle. The blade can be deployed with the thin flipper tang or a full-length fuller, while the IKBS ball bearing pivot ensures the blade opens smoothly. Open or closed, the Viento has a captivating sense of motion that is as beautiful as it is beautiful. And with a two-position rear spreader that flips to reveal an optional lanyard hole, this EDC workhorse is as elegant as it is tough.
Strong winds are common on the plains of New Mexico, where state designer Richard Rogers lives. But those winds often leave behind a beautiful sight: fields of grass bent into beautiful flowing patterns as far as the eye can see. The Viento is named after the Spanish word for wind, a name inspired by the motion of the D2 steel sheepsfoot blade, which flows elegantly with the curved G10 handle. The blade can be deployed with the thin flipper tang or a full-length fuller, while the IKBS ball bearing pivot ensures the blade opens smoothly. Open or closed, the Viento has a captivating sense of motion that is as beautiful as it is beautiful. And with a two-position rear spreader that flips to reveal an optional lanyard hole, this EDC workhorse is as elegant as it is tough.
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