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The locals in Peru call the meanest, nastiest ant of the jungle by the name “Isula”. We know it as the Bullet Ant. The Bullet Ant is known to be independent, tough, light on its feet, and a real aggressive survivor – the IZULA knife is built the same way. After numerous survival trips and expeditions to the Amazon jungles of Peru, Jeff Randall and Mike Perrin designed the Izula to be the perfect survival kit or concealed carry knife. This IZULA has a 1095 carbon steel blade with G10 handles and flat ground blade with a powdercoat finish. The handle on the IZULA includes a 1/2″ long notched section at the spine, or “thumb grippers.” The blade is engraved with Izula, Rowen and Izula “Ant” Logo. This knife comes with a durable black injection molded sheath with removable clip plate for easy pocket or belt attachment.

SPECIFICATIONS:

– Overall Length: 6.25 inches
– Blade Length: 2.875 inches
– Thickness: .156 inches
– Steel: 1095 Carbon
– Finish: Black Textured Powder Coating
– Weight: 3.0 Oz. w/o Sheath
– Grind: Flat
– Pommel: Carabiner Hole
– Sheath: Black Injection Molded Polymer
– Belt Clip: Ambidextrous Polymer/Metal Clip Plate
– Handles: Grey Micarta

CARE/MAINTENANCE:

ESEE carbon steel knives are made from 1095 steel. While 1095 is a top choice for professional cutlery designed for hard use, it will rust and stain if not properly cared for – especially on the cutting edge and around the laser engraving. It is the user’s responsibility to keep the blades properly lubricated and cleaned. ESEE suggest using a dry film rust inhibitor such as TUF-GLIDE or TUF-CLOTH.

ESEE WARRANTY:

No Questions Asked Warranty on all 1095 carbon steel knives. If you break it, send it back and we’ll replace it. No sales receipt needed. Does not cover rust or normal wear and tear.

If you’ve never owned an ESEE Knife before, the Model 4 is a great introduction. Made in the United States of 1095 carbon steel and finished with a non-reflective powdercoat, this is one of the most popular ESEE Knives on the market. Built to withstand hard use in rugged environments, the Model 4 is a favorite of US Service Members serving in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

The locals in Peru call the meanest, nastiest ant of the jungle by the name “Isula”. We know it as the Bullet Ant. The Bullet Ant is known to be independent, tough, light on its feet, and an aggressive survivor – the IZULA knife is built the same way. This knife is a perfect lightweight survival kit or concealed carry knife. This Izula measures in at 6.25″ of skeletonized 1095 high carbon steel, the 2.875″ blade is flat ground with a black powder coat finish. The handle features black G10 scales and a 1/2″ long notched section at the spine, for extra thumb grip. The handle of each knife is engraved with name, logo and unique serial number. Includes a durable black injection molded carry sheath. The Survival Kit extras that come with this knife: Ambidextrous Sheath, Sheath Clip, Paracord (for cord wrapping handle or use as a lanyard), cord lock, Snap (for snapping system on to outdoor gear), Split Ring, Fire Flint, Whistle, and Instruction Sheet. Carbon steel knives are preferred by those who want a sharp, long-lasting edge. Our carbon steel knives are made from 1095 steel. And while 1095 is a top choice for professional cutlery designed for hard use, it will rust and stain if not properly cared for – especially on the cutting edge and around the laser engraving. It is the user’s responsibility to keep the blades properly lubricated and cleaned. We suggest using a dry film rust inhibitor such as TUF-GLIDE or TUF-CLOTH.

If you’ve never owned an ESEE Knife before, the Model 4 is a great introduction. Made in the United States of 1095 carbon steel and finished with a non-reflective black powdercoat, this is one of the most popular ESEE Knives on the market. Built to withstand hard use in rugged environments, the Model 4 is a favorite of US Service Members serving in Afghanistan and elsewhere. In 2014, ESEE Knives introduced molded polypropylene sheaths for the Model 4 knife. This move is based on feedback from troops in Afghanistan, who reported that some kydex sheaths were cracking in cold weather environments.