Inspired by the humble military dog tag — then completely corrupted by EDC brain rot.
The Antidote V2 by Six Fingers is a semi-custom mechanical pocket piece built somewhere between utility knife, pocket jewelry, and tiny titanium obsession. Each one is individually hand-finished with worn-in distressing, scratch aging, and subtle heat-anodized titanium tones, giving every piece its own “found in an old toolbox after the apocalypse” personality. Work as a micro friction folder, a pry bar, and a bottle opener. What more could you possibly want?
The rotating friction-folder mechanism uses a crisp detent ball setup for that dangerously satisfying little click on open and close. Not a hard-use knife. Not trying to be. This thing exists for people who appreciate mechanical feel, tactile interaction, and beautifully unnecessary pocket objects.
The removable horseshoe shackle lets you run your own chain, bead setup, or lanyard configuration — turning it into a customizable dog-tag-inspired pocket artifact that hangs just as well as it carries.
Titanium handle and M390 blade. Available in two blade configurations:
Inspired by the humble military dog tag — then completely corrupted by EDC brain rot.
The Antidote V2 by Six Fingers is a semi-custom mechanical pocket piece built somewhere between utility knife, pocket jewelry, and tiny titanium obsession. Each one is individually hand-finished with worn-in distressing, scratch aging, and subtle heat-anodized titanium tones, giving every piece its own “found in an old toolbox after the apocalypse” personality. Work as a micro friction folder, a pry bar, and a bottle opener. What more could you possibly want?
The rotating friction-folder mechanism uses a crisp detent ball setup for that dangerously satisfying little click on open and close. Not a hard-use knife. Not trying to be. This thing exists for people who appreciate mechanical feel, tactile interaction, and beautifully unnecessary pocket objects.
The removable horseshoe shackle lets you run your own chain, bead setup, or lanyard configuration — turning it into a customizable dog-tag-inspired pocket artifact that hangs just as well as it carries.
Titanium handle and M390 blade. Available in two blade configurations:
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