About this item :

 Manufactured with ultra-sharp hand forged Damascus steel cutting core at HRC58-60 hardness, this knife comes with unrivaled performance and incredible edge retention. Each fixed blade is handcrafted and offers perfect edge retention. 15N25 and 1095 Which makes 256 layers of Damascus steel.
Overall Length: 10"; Blade Length: 4.5" inches; handle length: 4.5" inches;  This camping knife will enhance your survival gear. Everything is designed carefully to provide comfort and high performance in long uses. 🟢 The handle in maintaining balance and help to alleviate fatigue and pains on your fingers after use with comfort while providing you with the perfect blend of performance and comfort.
Our Damascus knife is not a pocket knife. A sheathed fixed blade knife, a beauty to behold. Our survival knife is indeed a piece of art made by skilled knife maker. Comes with a sturdy horizontal carry leather sheath made of cowhide leather with integrated belt loop and snap lock to ensure safe carrying
The meticulously constructed tang has gone through special treatment, making it extremely impervious to heat, moisture, cold with military grade strength and life-long sturdiness; multiple times riveted for extra resilience. Ruthlessly sharp edge is handcrafted by seasoned artisans to a mirror polish at 12-15° per side using the traditional 3-step honing method; Nitrogen cooled for ultimate hardness, flexibility and performance.

Interesting Information About Damascus Steel: 

Damascus Steel Is An Advanced Form Of Shaping Steel, Derived From Centuries-Old Forging Technique Used To Create Blades That Became Almost Legendary In Their Reputation For Strength & Sharpness. Recognised By The Distinctive Pattern On The Surface Of The Metal, The Stratified Layers Of Steel Are Reminiscent Of Flowing Water.

 

How To Care For Your New Knife:

Store In A Dry Place, Moisture Encourages Rust. Damascus Is Very Easy To Clean If Rusted But Is Rust Resistant.

~ After Use, Wash & Dry The Blade & Apply Vegetable Oil, OR Any Lubricating Oil (WD-40).

~ Sometimes Damascus Steel Darkens With Age. To Brighten Up The Blade, Sand It Lengthwise With A Worn Piece Of Sand Paper. This Just Hits The Raised Portions Of The Etched Pattern & Makes The Blade Look Brighter.