
Ultratech
Double-action OTF
The reference Microtech. More generations, grinds and finishes have been built on this chassis than on any other model in the line.
- Overall
- 8.50″
- Blade
- 3.44″
Authorized Dealer
Bear Mountain Outfitters is an authorized Microtech dealer in historic downtown St. Augustine. Below is the full lineup — what each model is, how it opens, and how big it is — so you know what to ask for when you walk in or call. Every one of them is made in the USA.
14 models
The double-action out-the-front is what Microtech is known for: press the slide, the blade fires forward; pull it back, the blade retracts. Halo is the exception — single-action, charged by hand.

Double-action OTF
The reference Microtech. More generations, grinds and finishes have been built on this chassis than on any other model in the line.

Double-action OTF
The full-size fighter of the OTF range — the longest blade and the largest frame in regular production.

Double-action OTF
The Ultratech taken down about fifteen percent. Same action and same feel, in a frame that disappears in a pocket.

Double-action OTF
The smallest of the UTX family. Six inches open, and the easiest Microtech to carry every single day.

Double-action OTF
Flat, slim and squared off — a compact OTF named, like the physicist, for economy of form.

Double-action OTF
The Dirac drawn out to full size: the same flat profile stretched over a nine-inch frame.

Double-action OTF
A full-size OTF with its own visual language — bead-blast chassis and a wide thumb slide set into the frame.

Double-action OTF
Under six inches overall, with an integral money clip. The one you carry when you are not carrying anything.

Double-action OTF
The cut-away double-strut chassis is the whole point — the frame is as much of the design as the blade.

Double-action OTF
The Hera's skeletonized frame in a shorter, lighter body, with almost the same blade length.

Double-action OTF
The broadest chassis Microtech puts in a double-action OTF, and very nearly a four-inch blade.

Double-action OTF
A large-format OTF with an overlay chassis and nickel-boron coated internals.

Single-action OTF
Single-action, charged by hand with a full-length slide. The heaviest and loudest thing in the case.

Double-edge
Built on the zero-blade-play chassis and most often seen in Signature Series finishes and tritium button inserts.
6 models
Side-opening knives, automatic and manual. The manual RAM-LOK frames exist for the states and workplaces where an automatic is not an option.

Automatic folder
The long-running side-opening automatic — a button-lock folder that predates most of the OTF line.

Automatic folder
High-strength polymer frame over hardened steel liners, with a titanium backspacer. The tough, light one.

Manual folder
A four-inch blade on a pattern Microtech has been refining for decades. Manual and automatic versions both exist.

Side-opening
Squared, blocky and unmistakable. Made as an automatic and, on the RAM-LOK frame, as a manual.

Manual folder
A large manual folder on the RAM-LOK system, with a fluted G-10 frame.

Manual folder
Microtech's own manual locking system, offered across several familiar frame patterns for states and jobs where automatics are out.
3 models
No pivot, no lock, no action to maintain.

Fixed blade
A full-size fixed blade with a G-10 handle and a leather sheath. No moving parts to think about.

Fixed blade
Compact and flat — a fixed blade built to carry rather than to fill a hand.

Fixed blade
Four and a half inches from tip to butt. Neck carry, pocket carry, or clipped inside a pack.
1 model
The same steel and the same tolerances, applied to a kitchen.

Kitchen
Chef, santoku, utility, boning, paring, butcher and steak sets — the same steels and G-10, pointed at a cutting board.
Finishes, grinds and generations rotate through the case constantly, and the one-of-a-kind pieces never come back. Call the shop and we will tell you exactly what is in the drawer today.
Dimensions shown are for a representative example of each family; individual variants differ in blade length, grind, steel and finish. No prices, stock levels or online ordering — this page is a reference, not a catalog. Microtech®, Ultratech®, Combat Troodon®, UTX-85®, UTX-70®, Dirac®, Cypher®, Exocet®, Hera®, Scarab®, Glykon®, L.U.D.T.®, M.S.I.®, Socom®, Stitch®, Amphibian®, RAM-LOK™ and Apocalyptic® are trademarks of Microtech Knives, Inc. Product photography courtesy of Microtech Knives, used with permission as an authorized dealer.