Martinez Albainox Balisong Knife Gray Steel, Satin 3Cr13Mov (02211)

Among butterfly knives, there is a group of designs that do not try to attract attention with colors or decorative coatings. Martinez Albainox Balisong Gray Steel, Satin 3Cr13Mov 02211 represents this approach – a design based on the raw aesthetics of steel and classic balisong mechanics, in which functionality and durability of materials play a key role.

At the heart of the design is a blade with a symmetrical spear point geometry, in which the spine and cutting edge lead to a centrally located tip. This profile ensures good blade balance and promotes controlled cutting. The geometry of the blade is based on a flat grind, which supports smooth blade entry into the material and stability during use. The blade is made of 3Cr13Mov steel, valued for its corrosion resistance and easy maintenance, making it a practical choice for knives intended for everyday use.

The second important element of the model is the steel balisong handle. The design consists of two symmetrical arms rotating around the axis of the blade, which when unfolded form a full-size working grip. When closed, the arms cover the blade, acting as a natural transport cover. In the 02211 model, the handle has been kept in a minimalist style, which emphasizes the technical nature of the design.

The whole is complemented by a classic balisong latch, which locks the knife when unfolded and closed. This keeps the design stable during use and transport. This model is an example of a simple steel balisong designed for durability and functionality.

Balisong / butterfly knife / batangas / taal / butterfly - among the various types of knives, one stands out for its particularly impressive handling. It is the balisong butterfly knife, also known as a “butterfly” or “bali.” Its history dates back to 18th-century Philippines, where it served not only as a practical tool but also as an effective weapon for self-defense. Although the exact origin of the balisong remains a mystery, it is traditionally associated with the town of Balisong on the island of Batangas. Its name in Tagalog means “broken horn,” which accurately reflects the characteristic design of the knife. It consists of two handles that rotate around the blade, resembling the movements of butterfly wings. Balisongs quickly gained recognition among Filipino warriors, earning the status of a national weapon. Opening and closing them efficiently required extraordinary dexterity, transforming into an art form called “flipping.” In the 20th century, butterfly knives reached the West, gaining popularity among soldiers, sailors, and enthusiasts of spectacular tricks. Today, despite legal restrictions on their possession in many countries, balisongs continue to fascinate with their extraordinary agility and rich tradition.

Technical data:

Product number: 02211
Product name: Balisong Gray Steel, Satin

Overall length: 214.0 mm / 8.43“
Blade length: 97.0 mm / 3.82”
Blade thickness: 2.4 mm / 0.094"
Handle length: 117.0 mm / 4.61"
Handle thickness: N/A
Weight: 116.0 g / 4.09 oz

Blade material: 3Cr13MoV
Blade hardness: N/A
Blade grind: Flat
Blade finish: Satin

Handle material: Stainless Steel
Handle finish color: Gray
Backspacer material: Stainless Steel
Backspacer color: Gray

Clip: None
Clip material: N/A

Pivot mechanism: N/A
Lock: Latch
Opening method: Manual
Additional accessories: None

Designer: Martinez Albainox
Brand: Martinez Albainox
Manufacturer: Martinez Albainox S.L.U., Spain
Country of origin: N/A

Developed by: Sharg® company