[Compact Knife] From bushcraft to cooking and survival! Enchanted by its curves and practicality.

The "Crescent Knife" balances portability and functional beauty perfectly. From camp cooking to bushcraft, it can handle it all with just this one tool.

Wearable and portable, beauty of curves and convenience

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The "Crescent Knife" features a blade with a curvy design reminiscent of the moon and a unique form where the index finger passes through a hole for grip. Instead of enlarging the knife as a whole, it achieves compactness that allows for neck carrying or belt attachment by condensing only the necessary parts tightly.

The belt clip attached to the sheath can be adjusted in five stages, allowing it to be set to an angle that makes it easy to draw. You can keep both hands free while moving, and there is no need to search for the knife in your bag when you want to use it.

Ergonomic ease of grip and balance of sharp cutting edge

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The crescent shape is a form calculated not only for visual impact but also to enhance cutting performance and usability. The blade made of high-performance stainless steel 8Cr13MoV is resistant to dullness even with heavy outdoor use and is easy to sharpen, making it a well-balanced material.

When you insert your index finger into the hole and press down on the back with your thumb, the blade should feel like an extension of your hand. Whether making feather sticks or cutting rope, the structure allows you to apply the necessary force firmly. The handle uses G10 scales, which balance lightness and strength, ensuring a non-slip grip even with wet hands.

A versatile tool that can be used in various scenes, from outdoor activities to everyday use.

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It's also suitable for detailed tasks like carving twigs in bushcraft or making feather sticks. It can be widely used in applications like cooking at camp. The sharp blade can cut meat, vegetables, and fruits, making it easy to grab and use even in situations where getting out a cutting board seems troublesome.

Beyond outdoor use, it excels as a regular tool around the entrance or garage for opening cardboard boxes or packages, as well as cutting ties or rope. Its beautiful design will make it stand out as an interior piece just by hanging it on an entrance hook or in a workspace.

Full tang construction and tough materials provide reliability for long-term use.

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The full tang structure, where the blade is integrated with the handle, is characterized by its strength against twisting and impact. Even during continuous outdoor use or when cutting harder materials, you can feel a solid sense of reassurance down to the core.

The stainless steel of the blade has excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, making it a material designed for long-term use that is not prone to rust. By wiping off dirt and moisture after use and performing occasional maintenance, it will be a knife that you can keep for a long time.