Wingman

The future called...and the Wingman answered. As always there is an awesome story behind the Wingman. After designing the Antidote and Poison I felt like I haven't fully explored the futuristic aesthetic. I wanted to take it to the next level of design. I wanted to design something that looked like it could move at the speed of light. I've already designed a small blade and a big blade. The next one had to be a perfect mid-size. It had to go in a completely different direction, a new blade shape, a new way to look at an edc. Given that I haven't done a wharncliffe folder yet I knew that it was the direction I wanted to take it in. Like an eagle, a sports car, a plane - I wanted all the design cues to hint at speed and performance. It had to be a one of a kind design. It took over two years of design and iteration to get to what you see today. There were over fifty refinements in that time and over a dozen prototypes. This thing kicks ass! There are a ton of new features we've never don