Izula II Survival Kit – 2.63″ 1095 Black Plain Edge Drop Point Blade, Tan Micarta Handle – IZULA-II-B-KIT

The ESEE Izula II Survival Kit pairs the longer-handled Izula II, with a 2.63″ black 1095 carbon steel drop point and tan Micarta scales, with a set of compact survival accessories, so a knife, fire starter, whistle, and cordage all travel together.

The Izula name comes from “Isula,” a name used in Peru for the bullet ant, an insect known for being tough and self-reliant. The Izula II keeps the same blade as the original Izula but adds a longer handle with Micarta scales for a fuller, more secure grip. ESEE flat grinds the blade from 1095 carbon steel at 55-57 HRC, a tough, straightforward steel that takes a keen edge and is easy to touch up in the field. The kit builds on the knife with a ferro rod for starting fires, an emergency whistle for signaling, paracord with a cord lock, split rings, and a snap hook, so the sheath can be rigged for neck, pack, or belt carry.

• Blade: 2.63″ 1095 carbon steel drop point, flat grind, plain edge, black finish, 0.156″ thick, 55-57 HRC. 6.75″ overall.
• Handle: Tan Micarta scales, 4.12″ long, longer than the standard Izula for a more secure grip.
• Kit: Paracord, cord lock, large and small split rings, ferro rod, emergency whistle, and a plastic snap hook. Items not listed are not included; contents are subject to change.
• Carry: 3.2 oz (knife only). Includes an injection-molded black polymer sheath.

Ideal for: hikers and hunters who want a ready-to-go survival kit built around a small fixed blade; vehicle and bug-out bag builders who want fire, signal, and cutting tools in one package; and Izula owners who prefer a longer, fuller handle.

Care: 1095 is not stainless. It may develop a patina where the finish wears, so keep the blade dry and lightly oiled. Fixed-blade carry laws vary, so check your local laws before carrying.

ESEE Izula II Survival Kit: Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about the ESEE Izula II Survival Kit (IZULA-II-B-KIT).

What type of blade and sheath does the ESEE Izula II Survival Kit (IZULA-II-B-KIT) have?

The Izula II has a 2.63″ drop-point blade in 1095 carbon steel at 55-57 HRC, flat ground with a plain edge and a black finish. It carries in an injection-molded black polymer sheath that can be rigged with the included paracord, split rings, and snap hook.

What’s included with the ESEE Izula II Survival Kit?

The kit includes the Izula II knife, an injection-molded black polymer sheath, paracord, a cord lock, a large split ring, a small split ring, a ferro rod, an emergency whistle, and a plastic snap hook. Items not listed are not included. Kit contents are subject to change by the manufacturer.

What is the difference between the Izula II and the standard Izula?

Both share the same 2.63″ 1095 carbon steel blade, so their sheaths are interchangeable. The Izula II has a longer 4.12″ handle with Micarta scales for a fuller grip, while the standard Izula, such as the IZULA-PURP-BLK, has a shorter skeletonized steel handle.

How big and how heavy is the Izula II?

The Izula II is 6.75″ overall with a 2.63″ blade and a 4.12″ tan Micarta handle. The blade is 0.156″ thick, and the knife weighs 3.2 oz on its own.

How do I care for the 1095 carbon steel blade?

1095 is a carbon steel, not a stainless steel, so it can rust if left wet, and it may develop a patina where the black finish wears. Wipe the blade clean and dry after each use and keep any exposed steel lightly oiled, especially if the kit is stored in a vehicle or pack for long periods.

Where is the Izula II made, and what is the warranty?

The Izula II is made in the USA by ESEE. ESEE Warranty: Contact ESEE directly for warranty terms and service.

1095 Carbon Steel · Ferro Rod · Emergency Whistle

A Grab-and-Go Survival Kit Built Around the Izula II

The longer-handled Izula II with a ferro rod, whistle, paracord, and rigging hardware, ready for a pack, vehicle, or bug-out bag.

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