Vero Engineering Axon Mini Framelock the smaller version of the Axon Framelock handle material titanium  The Vero Engineering Axon Mini Framelock is the smaller and handier version of the popular Axon Framelock and convinces with its high-quality workmanship and versatile functionality. With an overall length of 16.5 cm, it is the ideal companion for your daily use in any situation.The design of this pocket knife comes from Joseph Vero, the founder of Vero Engineering. His passion for knives and EDC gear is reflected in every detail of the Axon Mini. The sheepfoot blade shape, combined with a Swedge, gives the knife a unique look and top-notch cutting performance. The M390 steel blade material provides superior sharpness and durability.A special feature of the Axon Mini Framelock is the milled pocket on both sides of the blade, which allows for intuitive and comfortable handling. Whether you open the knife with your thumb or prefer a middle finger flip, the pocket provides a secure grip and smooth movement. Additionally, you can open the knife with the innovative front flipper mechanism for even more versatility. The secure Framelock lock ensures that the Axon Mini stays safely and securely in the open position. This lets you focus on cutting tasks without worrying about safety.The Vero Engineering Axon Mini Framelock is available in a variety of finishes and coatings, so you can choose the perfect design for your personal style and preferences. Discover the Axon Mini now and experience a combination of quality, design and functionality that leaves nothing to be desired.Materials and Finishes: You have a choice of 4 blade finishes and 3 handle variations: Hand Satin:  Is a hand applied longitudinal satin finish. Belt Satin: Is a vertical directional satin finish. DLC:  Very abrasion resistant jet black coating on the blade and/or handle. If you choose a DLC coated blade, the screws and clip of the knife are also DLC coated. Blackwash: The blade and/or handle are given a stonewash finish after the DLC coating is applied. The surface of the DLC coating is slightly lighter and more irregular, especially on the edges.  If you choose a blackwashed blade, the screws and the clip of the knife are also provided with a blackwash finish. 

Vero Engineering Axon Mini Framelock the smaller version of the Axon Framelock handle material titanium  The Vero Engineering Axon Mini Framelock is the smaller and handier version of the popular Axon Framelock and convinces with its high-quality workmanship and versatile functionality. With an overall length of 16.5 cm, it is the ideal companion for your daily use in any situation.The design of this pocket knife comes from Joseph Vero, the founder of Vero Engineering. His passion for knives and EDC gear is reflected in every detail of the Axon Mini. The sheepfoot blade shape, combined with a Swedge, gives the knife a unique look and top-notch cutting performance. The M390 steel blade material provides superior sharpness and durability.A special feature of the Axon Mini Framelock is the milled pocket on both sides of the blade, which allows for intuitive and comfortable handling. Whether you open the knife with your thumb or prefer a middle finger flip, the pocket provides a secure grip and smooth movement. Additionally, you can open the knife with the innovative front flipper mechanism for even more versatility. The secure Framelock lock ensures that the Axon Mini stays safely and securely in the open position. This lets you focus on cutting tasks without worrying about safety.The Vero Engineering Axon Mini Framelock is available in a variety of finishes and coatings, so you can choose the perfect design for your personal style and preferences. Discover the Axon Mini now and experience a combination of quality, design and functionality that leaves nothing to be desired.Materials and Finishes: You have a choice of 4 blade finishes and 3 handle variations: Hand Satin:  Is a hand applied longitudinal satin finish. Belt Satin: Is a vertical directional satin finish. DLC:  Very abrasion resistant jet black coating on the blade and/or handle. If you choose a DLC coated blade, the screws and clip of the knife are also DLC coated. Blackwash: The blade and/or handle are given a stonewash finish after the DLC coating is applied. The surface of the DLC coating is slightly lighter and more irregular, especially on the edges.  If you choose a blackwashed blade, the screws and the clip of the knife are also provided with a blackwash finish. 

Spartan Blades Moros CPM S45VN Version Black / Black: blade PVD coated black, handle scales black Micarta, Kydex black Version FDE / Green: Blade PVD coated Flat Dark Earth, Green Micarta handle scales, Kydex Coyote Kydex sheath with belt loops

Spartan Blades Horkos S45VN steel Micarta handle scales (green or black) Version Black: blade PVD coated black, handle scales black Micarta, Kydex black Version FDE: Blade coated Flat Dak Earth (FDE), Green Micarta handle scales, Kydex Coyote Kydex Schede with Belt Loops

Spartan Blades Ares CPM S45VN Version Black / Black: blade PVD coated black, handle scales black Micarta, Kydex black Version FDE / Green: Blade coated Flat Dark Earth, handle scales in green Micarta, Kydex Coyote Kydex sheath with belt loops

Spartan Blades Harsey Nessmuk - Silver GradeBill Harsey DesignMade in USA (by KA-BAR)Spartan Blades and Bill Harsey Jr. have collaborated to launch their latest knife model: the Spartan-Harsey Nessmuk. The design of the Spartan-Harsey Nessmuk is based on a classic American design made famous by George Washington Sears (1821-1890), as well as the more moderate ergonomic designs of William W. Harsey Jr. George Washington Sears was taught by a member of the Narragansett (indigenous people) called Nessmuk and learned from him the skills he needed to survive in the wilderness.He later adopted Nessmuk's name as a pseudonym and wrote many letters to Forest and Steam magazine under the name "Nessmuk" popularizing canoeing, the lakes of the Adirondack, and self-guided canoe trips. He preached the wonder of wilderness and warned of its potential destruction by man and progress. Sears wrote more than 90 articles for the magazine, teaching readers in blunt prose how to survive in nature and the importance of conserving natural resources. His book Woodcraft was a great success and his articles "The Log of the Bucktail" also became popular. The magazine published a collection of his poems called Forest Runes in 1886. Sears was an experienced outdoorsman and understood that nature can be harsh and that the skilled woodsman must accept the realities of nature.  Made in Olean, New York, in collaboration with the talented staff of KA-BAR knives.

Spartan Blades Harsey Tactical TroutBill Harsey Design S45VN steel Version Black: blade PVD coated black, handle scales in black Micarta, Kydex black Version FDE: Blade coated Flat Dak Earth (FDE), handle scales in Micarta Camouflage, Kydex Coyote Kydex Sheath with Beltloops One size smallerNo question: the Difensa is certainly one of the coolest fixed blades that are currently available. Butit's also a huge hunk. If you're looking for a similarly tacticool knife, but would like to take it downa notch in terms of size, then the Tactical Trout would be a good choice. The design and aestheticsof this knife go in a very similar direction to its big brother: coated, tapered blade, a super securehandle with screw-down micarta handle scales, and an ultra-tactical design by Bill Harsey.The Tactical Trout is meant to be an all-rounder: whether it's a great EDC fixed, do-it-all outdoorand hunting knife, or a tool for tactical use, the TT handles all of these tasks with flying colors.Besides the all-black version, you also get a variant with a FDE (Flat Dark Earth) coating andblack/brown Micarta scales.Like all Spartan Blades Fixed, the TT also comes with a very tight (=secure) Kydex sheath, which"plays in" with the second something.

Spartan Blades Harsey DifensaS45VN steelWith Kydex sheath 3D milled micarta handle scalesBill Harsey DesignThe flagshipThe Difensa is THE knife among the fixed from Spartan Blades.This collaboration of Spartan and knifemaking legend Bill Harsey has it all - externally but also historically.The origin of this mighty fixed goes back to a commission from the Canadian Special Forces units. Spartan Blades were asked to design a knife that would serve this unit both in urban environments and in the deep forests of Canada.The result is a massive, almost 29 cm long fixed blade that weighs 330 grams and fits securely in the hand. The flat ground blade made of CMP S45VN runs to a nasty point, which thanks to a long swedge looks a little more racy.To prevent reflections from appearing on the blade, a choice of brown or black PVD coating has been applied. This type of finish is very thin, but at the same time incredibly abrasion resistant.Really spectacular is the handle of the Difensa: here you get a fabulously good hand position! The 3D-milled, screwed Micarta handle scales lie very securely in the hand thanks to the structuring of the surface, so that you do not run the risk of slipping even during harder work in the forest. So that you do not slide on the blade during a thrust movement with the hand, wasdeder handle designed so that a kind of guard is formed in front of the cutting edge.The continuous tang provides maximum stability for the entire construction.So that no misunderstandings arise here: the Spartan Blades Difensa is NOT a practical, compact EDC fixed. Here you get rather the opposite: an ultra-massive, large, tactical-oriented knife that still performs mercilessly even under the most adverse conditions. The name, by the way, is a good indication of the orientation of this knife. History nerds take note: "Difensa" refers to the victory of the Canadian Special Forces over the German troops in the Second World War in Italy. This decisive battle went down in history as the "Battle for Monte la Difensa". The Difensa comes with an initially very tight ( = secure) Kydex sheath. This is intentional: the knife should sit absolutely tight and secure so that there is no play even over a long period of use. Simply carry and use the knife a few times - the Kydex loosens a little, but still remains tight enough.