Down Under - Bush Dagger

  

Blade: 440C stainless steel (58-59 HR)
Handle Material: Ebony wood
Sheath / Case: Genuine Leather belt scabbard
Blade Length: 10,8 cm / 4,25 in.
Blade Thickness: 5 mm / 0,2 in.
Overall: 17 cm / 6,7 in.



We wanted to design a push dagger with a difference, and as far as we're concerned, this is as good as it gets. The unique blade design provides maximum penetration and cutting power, while the solid ebony handle and generous finger space allow positive control even when wearing gloves. We also wanted to get rid of the snagging and binding sheaths commonly seen on this type of knife, so we gave it a rock solid heavy leather belt scabbard. Worn on the small of the back, simply disengage the retaining strap in the same fluid motion you use to grab the handle and the knife is in your hand - in practically no time, every time. We figured when you need one of these, you seriously don't want to spend precious seconds fighting your knife first.

Don't get us wrong. We believe stamped steel, nylon and paracord can be absolutely great for many applications. But when you reach for a push dagger, we believe you'll be much happier with something more solid and traditional. That's why we built it every bit as strong as the Kookaburra? and Outback? - even the scabbard is made of the same thick stitched leather. The ebony handle is fully contoured to fit a wide range of hands without twisting or biting into your skin, and the ample grip it provides means the only real way to separate you from your knife is to ask politely. You'll also notice the complete absence of boot clips and gimmicks, because we just couldn't see you bending over to roll up your pants when the situation calls for getting it out in a hurry. It's a traditional design because traditions tend to arise out of things that work.

The Bush Dagger? is quite simply the biggest, strongest and fastest push dagger we have ever seen. And we have seen quite a few.