The Next Evolution of the LATAMA Switchblade

If you love Italian Switchblades or Latama, then you are bound to love this! Latama is the main name in Italian switchblade importation but they have a new project to share with us today. This is the next evolution of the Italian switchblade! Walt Halucha, the owner of Latama sat down with me to discuss Latama's new switchblade, a knife that deploys by means of an articulating scale. The result is the original opening mechanism of the Italian switchblade, but made easier to deploy with only a simple pinching motion of the hand!
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[@dorinkish9761]

Walt looks good. He lost a lot of weight too. I’m a sucker for his Walt’s Classic Stilettos line. Beautiful!

[@loneronin6813]

While I'm normally more of a flipper and liner lock kind of guy when it comes to what I actually carry in my pocket, switchblades fascinate me and this blade is just beautiful both in design and appearance, which I expect no less from a maker of switchblades that's been around since the beginning. I would love to go to a blade show one day. I'm not really a gun guy because due to disabilities I twitch so I don't trust myself with a firearm so I've always been more interested in blades (starting with knives and swords when I was a little kid) so I've just never been interested in guns and gun shows sometimes have knives as well, but going to a dedicated blade show would be ideal.

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

It was a very cool design. If I had the money I would have picked one up myself! I hope to see you around the channel again!

[@loneronin6813]

@@TheKnifeLifeChannel Thanks very much! I'm subscribed so you definitely will see me here lol Thank you for the content you create, I especially enjoy your historical videos on various blades. Your channel is a favorite of mine. Thanks again!

[@eric805]

Glad to see you made it to Blade Show!

[@craigm2484]

I am Absolutely In Love with the Old & New ! Thank You for sharing .

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

Thanks for watching!

[@craigm2484]

@@TheKnifeLifeChannel Thanks for putting that knife in my head now I'm Obsessed !

[@deceptivepanther]

Beautiful work.

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

Its very cool, isn't it? I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@colonialdirtdigger3734]

Excellent

[@asintonic]

Amazing! GREAT STUFF. Thank you for sharing. i have never ever seen this.

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@chrishynes6091]

👍 That is sweet!

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

It is pretty cool!

[@PaMuShin]

Very beautiful blades, as always the the italian try to be luxury goods, but they are all 440c it looks, for 500 bucks there would be a magnacut blade available as well. Funny thing with the finger nails came the movie cliche to my mind of the red light district, the price would be suitable therefore too.

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

I am also frustrated with the poor quality steel often used.

[@KnjazNazrath]

Most important comment. As mentioned, they're more novelty items for most folks and this means they're not made to the same blade spec as smth people are expecting folks to use.

[@christophwilhelm6431]

I'm not an auto guy either but these are spectacular!

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

They are really cool, aren't they?!

[@lukuscarter3563]

The knife looks very nice. But for defense purposes, it appears as if it could accidentally close on the hand in a defense situation.

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

I really like the knife, but I agree. Thank-you for sharing and I hope to see you around the channel again!

[@desbravatube]

like parceiro

[@bobl2833]

Italians have figured it out. Again.

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

They are natural cutlers...

[@nenadcubric2663]

Made in US or

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

These were contracted to be prototyped in the US I believe.

[@mv3592]

wusthof vs zwilling??

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

I saw this in the Bowie video. I'll see about adding it to the list.

[@jamesluther3506]

Can I get one in Abalone?😊

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

Not yet unfortunately!

[@nenadcubric2663]

Mechanism from Russia

[@TheKnifeLifeChannel]

Interesting, which blade makes use of them? I'd be interested in looking it up!

[@nenadcubric2663]

@@TheKnifeLifeChannel they made those with this mechanism in Russia in the 70s

[@desbravatube]

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