Gator Axe with Knife

Esee Izula Desert Tan. Approx. 15.9 cm overall length with an approx. 6,4 cm long drop point blade. One piece 1095 high carbon steel construction with desert tan finish. Skeletonized handle with ring pommel. A black injection molded sheath with lashing holes and a survival information card are within the scope of supply. Details: Overall Length: approx. 15.9 cm Blade Length: approx. 6,4 cm Blade Material: 1095 High Carbon steel Handle Material: 1095 High Carbon steel Weight: approx. 91 g

Entirely re-engineered for this year our Spike series continue to raise the bar for neck knives! Thin, light and super-tough, their razor sharp, zero ground blades are complemented by heavily scalloped, textured handle scales that offer a comfortable, secure grip. Integral quillons provide a safe stop for index finger and thumb, while the textured Faux G-10 provides excellent positive traction even when your hands are cold, wet and slippery. Available in four distinctive blade shapes (Bowie, Drop Point, Tokyo and Tanto point) they offer all the strength of a solid steel one-piece construction (much stronger than any tactical folder and even rivalling the strength of some boot knives) while still being light enough to carry all day without fatigue. The brand new Spike series is come complete with all-new Secure-Ex sheaths that provide even greater retention and safety. Super lightweight (weighing in at 3oz in the sheath!) the Spikes can be comfortably worn around the neck 24/7 by using the black bead lanyard provided, or carried on a waistband or belt by taking advantage of their new Tek-Lok™ compatible design. Easily concealed, razor sharp and light as a feather – the new Spike series by Cold Steel! Details: Overall Length: approx. 20.4 cm Blade Length: approx. 10.2 cm Blade Thickness: approx. 3 mm Handle Length: approx. 10.2 cm Blade Material: German 4116 Stainless Handle Material: Faux G-10 Weight: approx. 65.2 g Sheath: Secure-Ex® Neck Sheath With Bead Chain Lanyard This is an item from the Cold Steel program in 2013.