Izula Survival Kit – 2.63″ 1095 Orange Plain Edge Drop Point Blade, Orange Skeletonized Handle (Knifeworks Exclusive) – IZULA-OR-KIT

At 1.90 oz for the knife, it is built for low-profile everyday carry or as the core of a lightweight survival kit.

1095 carbon steel is a classic outdoor steel: tough, easy to sharpen in the field, and dependable for everyday cutting. ESEE runs it at 55-57 HRC. The Izula’s 2.63″ flat-ground drop-point blade handles cutting cord, prepping tinder, and fine work, and the bright orange finish makes the knife easy to spot if you set it down in leaves or brush. The skeletonized steel handle keeps weight to a minimum.

• Blade: 2.63″ 1095 carbon steel drop point, orange finish, flat grind, plain edge, 0.16″ thick, 55-57 HRC. 6.25″ overall.
• Handle: Orange skeletonized steel, keeping weight to a minimum. 3.375″ handle length.
• Kit Contents: Paracord, cord lock, large split ring, small split ring, ferro fire starting rod, emergency whistle, and plastic snap hook, plus an injection-molded black polymer sheath.
• Carry: 1.90 oz (knife only), light enough to add to any pack or kit.

Care: 1095 is carbon steel, not stainless. The orange finish helps protect the blade, but the edge and any worn areas can rust or patina. Keep the knife dry and lightly oiled.

ESEE Izula Survival Kit Orange: Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the orange Izula Survival Kit?

The kit includes the orange Izula fixed blade with an injection-molded black polymer sheath, paracord, a cord lock, a large split ring, a small split ring, a ferro fire starting rod, an emergency whistle, and a plastic snap hook. Items not listed, such as first aid supplies, food, or water purification, are not included. Contents are subject to change by the manufacturer.

What kind of blade and sheath does the Izula have?

It is a fixed blade with a 2.63-inch 1095 carbon steel drop-point blade, 0.16 inch thick, hardened to 55-57 HRC, with an orange finish, a flat grind, and a plain edge, on an orange skeletonized steel handle. It comes with an injection-molded black polymer sheath.

How are the kit accessories used?

The paracord, cord lock, split rings, and snap hook can be used to rig the sheath for neck carry or to attach it to a pack or belt, and the paracord can also be wrapped around the skeletonized handle for added grip. The ferro rod is for starting fires, and the whistle is for signaling. Laws on

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