Cold Steel Urban Edge is a small and lightweight push dagger (knuckle duster). It is manufactured in three blade configurations. The blade is sharpened on both sides, either both sides smooth, both sides serrated, or half and half. It was developed as a self-defence knife. The knife is very sharp and thanks to the serrated edge also very dangerous to your opponent. However, you can cut various materials with it: ropes, wires, rubbers, etc. The knife blade is made from Japanese AUS 8A steel. This stainless steel has very good strength properties and is used primarily as a material for cutting tools. The steel was subsequently heat-treated for the perfect balance between edge retention and easy resharpening. The knife handle made from Kraton material (Long Kray-Ex™) maximises its potential. The handle is perfectly shaped and offers a non-slip surface. The knife comes with a Secure-Ex sheath for the protection of you and the blade.

Dimensions:

• Knife type: tactical
• Knife kind: fixed blade
• Steel type: AUS 8 stainless steel
• Blade shape: spear point, dagger
• Knife edge: smooth
• Blade colour: silver classic
• Handle: rubber
• Clip: no
• Blade length: 6 cm
• Handle length: 4.5 cm
• Overall length: 10.5 cm
• Knife weight: 40 g

Benefits:
Cold Steel brand, small knife, excellent balance, sharp blade

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