Supreme x CRKT CEO Microflipper Pocket Knife
Supreme vs. Original
Original — CRKT
CRKT CEO Microflipper 7081
About the original
The CRKT CEO Microflipper, model 7081, is a slim EDC flipper knife designed by Richard Rogers with a 2.36-inch Sandvik 12C27 drop-point blade, a textured aluminum handle, and an IKBS ball-bearing pivot. It measures 3.25 inches closed and weighs 1.7 ounces. Columbia River Knife & Tool was founded in 1994 in Wilsonville, Oregon and builds the CEO line as pen-profile office knives. Supreme's SS2024 version keeps the blade steel and geometry, swaps the handle scales for red aluminum, and prints the box logo on the side. It released on April 25, 2024 at $78.
About CRKT
CRKT, or Columbia River Knife & Tool, is an American knife company founded in 1994 by Paul Gillespie and Rod Bremer in Tualatin, Oregon, both formerly of Kershaw Knives. The brand operates a designer model, licensing patterns from independent custom knifemakers including Ken Onion, Ed Halligan, and Jesper Voxnaes. The 1997 K.I.S.S. folder by Halligan, the brand's first widely distributed model, sold through a year of production at SHOT Show. CRKT's catalog covers EDC folders, fixed blades, multitools, and the Provoke karambit using its Kinematic deployment system. Supreme has collaborated with CRKT on a co-branded folding knife.
