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"I RECIEVED MY KNIFE YESTERDAY AND I COULD'NT BE MORE PLEASED. THE KNIFE IS GREAT AND THE PRICE WAS TOO."
-JIM DAVEY, VERONA, NJ
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60SKL COLD STEEL KNIVES: Konjo II, Micarta Handle, Plain, Sheath
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60SK Konjo I - Konjo is a Japanese term that, in the American vernacular, would roughly translate as “Guts”. It suggests courage under adversity, intestinal fortitude, and a dogged tenacity in the face of physical hardship, pain or even danger. precision ground out of VG-1 San Mai III® steel and vacuum heat-treated and sub zero quenched for maximum strength, toughness, and edge retention. They are ground to a thin edge before being honed to razor sharpness, and they have an attractive mirror polish and come with a traditional ridge shaped Muné (spine of the blade) and double fullers. racking or splitting under stress. The Konjos are equipped with highly polished nickel silver bolsters designed to emulate the Habaki (blade collar) on a Japanese sword. The grip scales are made of highly polished black linen micarta. These have been hand fitted and permanently attached to the tang by epoxy and custom “star” bolts. The Konjos come complete with a sturdy, rich looking sheath that includes a distinctive, decorative inlay of black samé (sting ray skin).
FEATURES & SPECS:
Blade Length: 5''
Overall Length: 9 1/4''
Weight: 6.6 oz.
Blade Style: Long Sword Point Tanto
Blade Finish: Mirror Polished
Edge: Plain
Blade Steel: VG-1 San Mai III™
Rockwell Hardness: 58-60
Handle: Black Linen Micarta®
Guard: Nickel Silver
Fittings: Stainless Steel
Sheath: Leather
Country of Origin: Japan
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