Caimano Nero

The Caimano Nero is a tactical knife designed by Extrema Ratio, official supplier to the COMSUBIN, and delivered to the G.O.I., Gruppo Operativo Incursori (Operational Raiders Group), of the Italian Navy. Its name is a reference and a tribute to the heroic Caimani Neri del Piave (Black Caimans of the Piave river), a unit of the Arditi della Regia Marina (Italian Royal Navy), who used to swim across the Piave river to carry out raids on enemy territory during the First World War. It is an automatic knife with a 4 mm asymmetrical spearpoint blade and a partial sharp false edge to improve the coefficient of penetration. The serrated part of the edge allow to cut highly-resistent cables and fabrics without losing its sharpening. It is a medium folder with a robust structure. It is light and balanced thanks to numerous removal processes applied to its highly-thick aluminum handle scales. The pommel, which recalls the shape of the tail/propel section of the Siluro a lenta corsa (S.L.C.), is designed to improve a rapid extraction of the knife from the pocket.

The DLC-coated titanium clip can be positioned in three different angles on both sides to allow maximum customization while wearing it. Its shape is designed to conceal the handle sticking out of the pocket.

The automatic blade release system guarantees a complete opening even in the event of accidental impacts during the opening rotation. Among its features, in addition to the hard-metal glass breaker, there is also a lock, which prevents the blade from dangerously closing by accident.

Technical Specifications:
Type: Folding knife, automatic knife
Use: Tactical
Blade Length: 85 mm
Overall Length: 231 mm
Blade Thickness: 4 mm
Main Grid: Flat
Weight: 180 g (6.35 oz)
Blade Material: Böhler N690 (58HRC) steel
Blade Finishing: MIL-C-13924 Burnishing
Partial Serration: 20 mm (0.78")
Handle Material: Anticorodal Anodized Aluminum