Description
Since the 1940’s, the Ka-Bar 7″ Fighting/Utility knife has been a trusted companion for Soldiers, Marines and Seamen alike. Now with the tradition that more than half a century brings, combined with modern tooling and construction, the Ka-Bar Fighting/Utility knife is ready for the next 50 years of service with our armed forces personnel, first responders or outdoor enthusiasts.
Featuring the iconic clip point blade, 1095 Cro-Van steel is painstakingly ground and heat treated to ensure each knife is tough and durable while remaining easy to sharpen to a hair popping edge.
Black Kraton G handles are contoured into the familiar oval shape, comfortable in hand while providing excellent traction and control. Safely nestled between the finger guard and pommel, the Ka-Bar Fighting/Utility knife remains secure in hand whether you’re in close quarters combat or blazing a trail through thick vegetation.
A black injection molded glass filled nylon sheath resists cracking, warping or chipping and with multiple MOLLE compatible lashing and anchor points, carrying your Fighting/Utility knife in the field is safe and secure.
Key Features of Ka-Bar D2 Extreme Fixed Blade Knife (7″)
Following are the Features of D2 Extreme Fixed Blade Knife (7″) to best of our knowledge provided by Ka-Bar
- 12″ (30.48cm) overall.
- 7″ (17.78cm) black powder coated D2 tool steel clip point blade.
- Black Kraton handle.
- Stainless guard and pommel.
- Black polymer belt sheath.
- Boxed.
Kazu (verified owner) –
The knife is really great: the D2 tool steel blade, upgraded from the 1095 CroVan, has an outstanding sharpness, the handle is easy to hold, and the weight balance of the knife is perfectly balanced, which I thought was as good as the famous Ka-Bar.
On the other hand, the included GFN sheath is not so good. This is because when you pull the knife out of the locked sheath, you have to press on the sheath with your thumb with all your strength to painfully disengage the lock and the knife won’t come out. It’s a combat knife, but if the knife doesn’t pull out of the sheath instantly, that’s a problem.
I JE Lin (verified owner) –
Nice update for the classic