Jump Survival JJJ Knife

Handcrafted in southwest Michigan

Aluminum handle with belt clip.Opens easily with one hand.Fixed blade for stronger cutting power.Quick blade change. Includes 5 SK-5 spring steel blades.Ideal for cardboard, rope, carpet, linoleum, plastic, leather, wallpaper etc.

• Weight:0.24lbs
• Country of Origin:Germany

Zero Tolerance 0450CF; With 3.25” DLC-Coated S35VN Stainless Steel Blade, All-Black Carbon Fiber and Titanium Handle Scales, KVT Ball-Bearing Opening, Frame Lock and Reversible Pocketclip; 2.45 OZ.

• Titanium frame lock houses hardened steel lockbar; frame lock secures blade in position so it does not close accidentally
• Flipper works for left- and right-handed users; assists blade’s manual release with one-handed convenience
• Finger guard, jimping and choil protect fingers during rigorous use while slicing, cutting, chopping, scaling, slashing, piercing or digging in any environment, in any conditions
• Drop-point tip provides extra strength and chip resistance and eliminates pitch momentum
• Overall length: 7.4 inches; closed length: 4.1 inches; blade thickness: 0.121 inches; weight: 2.9 ounces

• Type: Fixed Blade
• Overall Length: 8.39 in
• Blade Length: 3.78 in
• Blade Thickness: 0.14 in
• Weight: 4.30 oz
• Blade Material: N690
• Handle Material: Curly Birch Wood
• Made in: Solingen, Germany
• Color: Green
• Blade Color: Uncoated

The Boker Cub, designed by Lucas Burnley, convinces as a light outdoor knife also in everyday use. The blade is made of N690 and has a fine satin finish, while the green stabilised handle scales of the full tang construction are made of domestic curly birch wood. The high-quality wood is characterised by its rich colour and characteristic grain. With lanyard hole and high-quality leather sheath. Handmade in the Boker knife manufactory in Solingen.

A new twist on our best-selling Classic, the Barleycorn pattern on this silver Swiss Army Knife is both elegant and sophisticated.  The perfect sidekick for the executive or anyone wanting to add a classic to their collection.  Featuring seven implements, one for every day of the week.

Tools:

1. key ring  
2. scissors 
3. blade 
4. nail file with screwdriver  
5. toothpick