High Quality 73 layers Damascus Steel and Camel bone EbonyWood Handle Hunting Knife

Total length

200mm

Blade length

105mm

Blade thickness

2.5mm

Hardness

60-62HRC ultra-high hardness

Heat treatment

vacuum cryogenic heat treatment and oil quenching

Handle material

mahogany imported from Africa + steel head + camel bone + ebony

Leather case

Italian hand-stitched first layer cowhide scabbard

Packaging

exquisite box packaging

Product features

Self-defense: A knife is a weapon. When facing wild animals or dangerous people, it is a defensive tool. Pick up a knife and use
it to help you clear road obstacles. Hunting: The knife is not only a foldable weapon, if it is tied to a wooden stick as a spear,
it can be used for hunting. Skinning: If fish or hares are caught in the wild, the survival knife can be used to skin or scrape
fish scales. Making a fire: In the wild, there are no matches, lighters, flint and other tools for making fires. Many people would
suggest using a knife to make a bow drill. It is necessary to find the right wood, and this requires special learning and practice
to be successful. This fire-making process is also very long, but the blade creates sparks very quickly. Prepare the fire and hit
the blade with the knife head to create sparks. The fire will absorb the energy from the sparks and heat up and burn. It also
requires practice to successfully start a fire. Tableware: Forgot to bring a fork outdoors? Or chopsticks? Then use a knife as
tableware, provided that the blade is clean enough. Can opener: Forgot to bring a can opener? How to do? Use a knife! Most cans
can be done with a knife. Digging tools: If your survival knife is of good quality, there is another use in the wild, that is, as
a shovel. Use a knife to dig a fire pit, burn a fire or dig a pit to fill garbage, and dig marks or letters on the snow to send a
distress signal to the outside world. Modification tools: If you want to modify something, such as removing certain parts of
clothes, or unscrewing tools, opening utensils, knives can do the job. Production tool: We already know that the knife can play a
great role in many situations, and it is a well-deserved multi-purpose tool. But let’s not forget that the knife can also help us
make tools, which can be used to sharpen the heads of piles or spears, and can also be used to make some small tools such as
traps, fish hooks or pet tents. Making rope: Cut bark or other materials that can be used as rope from some trees, then divide the
bark into thin materials, weave them together to make usable rope. First aid: In medical first aid, the knife becomes an
invaluable treasure. It is very painful and time-consuming to tear off the gauze from the wound with your fingers or to remove the
wood chips or other foreign objects from the wound. If you have a good knife to help, the situation is very different. Rescue
tool: During outdoor activities, if a companion or other person is trapped in the car in an accident, you can hit the window with
a knife to cut off the seat belt to help them escape. Signal-emitting tool: If your knife is flashing enough and bright enough, it
can also send out a signal like a mirror in an emergency to attract the attention of others, thereby increasing the chance of
getting rescue.