Black Corvo Fixed Knife, Extrema Ratio

Gift Black Corvo Fixed Knife, Extrema Ratio

Black curved fixed knife, extrema ratio

The corvo extrema ratio is a traditional Chilean knife whose origin is more than mysterious. The origin of this type of knife can no longer be precisely determined. It was probably brought to the New World by the Spanish conquistadors around the 16th century and was already used by the Spanish in the Moorish Wars. However, the corvo also shows a distant affinity with the jambiya, the traditional Arab knife that is still considered a men's clothing accessory in Yemen today.

The handle is made of non-slip forprene, and a safety lanyard can be attached to the end. The Corvo comes in a nylon sheath with a front pocket and leg strap.

Details:
- Blade material: Böhler N690 steel, Mil-C-13924
- Handle material: forprene
- Total length: approx. br- Blade length: approx. 17.6 cm
- Weight: approx. 362 g
- Holster with leg strap, molle compatible



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