M390 Blue G10 vs VG10 Blue Titanium: Dimensions

This comparison concerns two specific folding knives: M390 Titanium & Blue G10 and VG10 Blue Titanium. Their names identify the two entries; they do not establish which finished knife cuts better. The recorded dimensions below help you check the exact item before choosing.

Identify the two listings first

• M390 Titanium & Blue G10: KTW-20260726234151; SKU KTW-20260726234151-SKU-1785080511525.
• VG10 Blue Titanium: KTW-20260727002237; SKU KTW-20260727002237-SKU-1785082957767.

The data source is the two linked product and SKU records. These are listed specifications, rather than measurements from an independent test or a comparison of every M390 and VG10 knife.

Dimensions side by side

• Blade steel designation: M390 = M390; VG10 = VG10.
• Blade length: M390 = 90 mm; VG10 = 95 mm.
• Overall length: M390 = 210 mm; VG10 = 220 mm.
• Handle length: M390 = 120 mm; VG10 = 125 mm.
• Blade width: M390 = 33 mm; VG10 = 34 mm.
• Blade thickness: M390 = 3.8 mm; VG10 = 3.8 mm.
• SKU weight: M390 = 0.17 kg / 170 g; VG10 = 0.21 kg / 210 g.
• Listed lock: M390 = Liner lock; VG10 = Liner lock.
• Listed finish: M390 = Satin finish; VG10 = Satin finish.

Both SKU records name titanium as the handle material. The M390 product listing also identifies blue G10 in its model name. Check that specific listing and its photographs when asking about the handle construction; the shared material field alone does not describe every component.

What the recorded differences mean

For these two complete listed models, the VG10 version has a blade 5 mm longer, an overall length 10 mm greater and a listed weight 40 g higher. These are simple differences between the two records. They do not show that one steel or handle material causes the weight difference, nor do they establish strength, corrosion resistance, grip or cutting performance.

If your comparison requires a listed blade length of 90 mm, the M390 entry matches that number. If it requires 95 mm, the VG10 entry matches it. Apply the same direct check to the overall length and weight, without turning a dimensional preference into a performance claim.

Resolve the missing measurements before deciding

The overall-length field is not a closed-length field. These records do not provide a separate closed length, handle thickness or pocket-clip clearance. Do not calculate a closed length from the blade and overall numbers or treat them as proof of pocket fit. If a particular pouch or storage space matters, request the relevant measurement for the exact SKU.

Finally, reopen both linked product pages to confirm the current specification, selected Blue variant, price and availability. Send the two SKU codes with any question about an unclear measurement. Keeping the item identity and the missing detail together makes the comparison useful without inventing a winner.

Keep the model URL, the specification sheet, the applicable instructions and a list of answers from the seller. Mark each requirement supported, unsupported or still unknown. Current listings can change; verify the live KnifeTW website before deciding. Choose only after the important unknowns are resolved; a marketing label cannot replace the missing evidence.