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Karambit Mantis MK3-X64 made of 5Cr15MoV steel with jacketed titanium coating. The blade is short and wide single-edged, well-sharpened and curved with a claw typical of karambit, with anti-reflection titanium treatment, with serigraphy of orange flames with black shades or grey with dragon pattern. It has an ergonomic grip with ring for a solid anti-slip grip and a groove on the back for greater control of the knife, easy to grip, always ready to use and equipped with blade lock at the opening and a metal belt clip

This particular knife originates in Southeast Asia and its characteristic is the crescent shape and a ring at the base of the handle; in fact the shape of the Karambit was born trying to reproduce the claw of the tiger animal always feared and respected and was above all a battle weapon. In peacetime it was relegated to a purely use of work in the fields or in the wood carving. It is currently one of the most coveted models by collectors, it is also used as a personal defense weapon and used in various Asian martial arts disciplines. Produced by the Mantis Knives.

Specs:

Type: switchblade karambit

Blade: 5Cr15MoV steel with a seregraphed titanium coating

Handle: steel with orange and black flames or grey dragon, in metal ring tail for a non-slip grip.

Blade thickness: 0.2 cm

Blade width: 3.5 cm.

Blade length: 6.5 cm.

Handle length: 11.5 cm.

Total length: 16.5 cm.

Weight: 140 gr.

Accessories: black metal clip for attaching to the belt.

This particular knife originates in Southeast Asia and its characteristic is the crescent shape and a ring at the base of the handle; in fact the shape of the Karambit was born trying to reproduce the claw of the tiger animal always feared and respected and was above all a battle weapon. In peacetime it was relegated to a purely use of work in the fields or in the wood carving. It is currently one of the most coveted models by collectors, it is also used as a personal defense weapon and used in various Asian martial arts disciplines.