Micro Prae T
Story
The Medford Micro Praetorian T is a compact folding knife designed to offer the legendary strength and robust build of the larger Praetorian series in a more manageable size for everyday carry. It maintains the characteristic overbuilt nature of Medford knives, making it a formidable tool despite its smaller footprint. The design emphasizes durability and reliability, catering to users who demand a tough, dependable blade for various tasks.
Key features often include a sturdy framelock mechanism for secure blade deployment and lockup, and handles crafted from flamed or anodized titanium, providing both aesthetic appeal and a functional, secure grip. The knife is typically equipped with a thumb stud on a ball-bearing pivot for smooth and quick opening. Its construction is geared towards heavy use, embodying the Medford philosophy of creating knives that are built to last for generations.
Specifications
- Overall Length
- 6.75"
- Blade Length
- 2.8"
- Blade Thickness
- 0.19"
- Blade Style
- Drop Point
- Blade Grind
- Hollow
- Handle Material
- Flamed Titanium
- Lock Type
- Frame Lock
- Weight
- 4.8 oz
- Made In
- USA (Phoenix, AZ)
History
The Medford Praetorian series, including the Micro Praetorian T, was a signature design for Medford Knife & Tool. The Micro Praetorian T was introduced around 2015, as evidenced by early reviews on knife forums. Over its production run, it was offered in various configurations, including different blade steels such as D2 Tool Steel, CPM-S45VN, and MagnaCut, and handle finishes. The entire Praetorian Knife Lineup was officially sunsetted (discontinued) in 2024 by Medford Knife & Tool.
Launch pricing varied based on materials and configurations, with models typically ranging from $600 to $700. For example, a MagnaCut variant was listed at $695. The knife was often packaged with a certificate of authenticity and a waterproof, military-style hard plastic collector’s case, transitioning to soft pouches later in its production.
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