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Blood Orange Dragonskin EDK Cerakote Release

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$57.5 $115 In stock

Category: Cerakote Releases

Cerakote Release

Blood Orange (H-322) Cerakote Batch #1 was completed in 2024, with Batch #2 hitting the "shelves" in April 2025, we're ready to release Batch #3 of this unique color. The previous Blood Orange releases were very popular and sold out quickly with the initial release consisting of EDK and Pocket Modal versions and Batch #2 was focused on Hive Modals; for Batch #3 we've selected the Dragonskin Bolt and EDK, and INK to be featured.

The Blood Orange Dragonskin EDK is the super-popular Dragonskin grip profile on our now-retired pocket click pen. Expertly applied, the uniform finish is "a deep fiery orange with shimmering metallic". Similar to the metallic Cerakote finishes like Northern Lights and Blue Titanium, Blood Orange is shimmery but not shiny providing a unique look that is very different than the Hunter Orange we normally feature. These look awesome and feel great, no slippery surface on them at all or any shine. We're pairing them with matte black anodized clips, black chrome mechanism, and fasteners. Includes a Schmidt P8126 refill with black ink.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 15 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

Third time ordering this color and the Depth of the orange still surprises me every time I open the vial, it's got that subtle metallic shimmer in the Dragonskin texture that catches light differently depending on the angle. Consistency this batch feels slightly smoother than the first two, which ma

Nicholas C. ★★★★★

Batch #3 finally landed and the color depth is just as rich as the first two runs I picked up. The dragonskin texture still holds that subtle, grippy feel that makes it stand out from plain cerakote. If you've been waiting for this drop, it's worth grabbing before it sells out again.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The color depth on this one is unreal—Batch #3’s finish has that rich, almost wet-looking gloss that shifts in direct light. Applied it over a fresh slide and it cured evenly with zero blotching. If you missed the earlier runs, this one’s worth grabbing before it’s gone again.