Chaves Redencion 229
The Chaves Redencion 229 is the full-size Redencion, the knife that launched Chaves' production line in late 2013. It has a drop point or tanto blade and Chaves' signature skull clip.
It comes in several versions: Blue Label liner locks with aluminum handles, titanium Integral frame locks in M390, and Kickstop models with Lee Williams' Kickstop flipper. Want it smaller? See the Redencion Street.
Chaves Redencion 229 Specs
| Lock | Liner lock (Blue Label), frame lock (titanium) |
|---|---|
| Blade length | 3.5" (Blue Label), 3.63–3.75" (titanium) |
| Overall length | 8.13–8.25" |
| Weight | 6.03 oz (Blue Label), about 6.5 oz (titanium) |
| Blade steel | M390 (titanium), Elmax or 154CM (Blue Label) |
| Blade shapes | Drop point, tanto |
Specs from Chaves Knives and authorized dealers. Specs vary by version (Blue Label, Red Label, Integral).
Chaves Redencion 229 FAQ
What does 229 mean on a Chaves knife?
229 is the full-size version of a Chaves design. Street is the compact version.
What is a Kickstop Redencion?
It uses Lee Williams' Kickstop flipper, where the flipper tab rotates into the handle when the knife is open.
What's the difference between Blue Label and Red Label?
Blue Label is the more affordable line, usually liner locks with aluminum or G-10 handles. Red Label is the premium titanium line with M390 steel.
Also see: Chaves Redencion Street, Chaves Redencion N.T.A.K., Chaves Liberation 229, or shop all Chaves knives.