Aitor Jungle King II Survival Knife Sawback For Outdoorsmen

The Aitor Jungle King II 16013 is a rugged, all-in-one survival knife designed for serious outdoors enthusiasts who need a reliable, feature-rich companion in the field.

• Overall Length: 10 3/4" for versatile handling and control in a range of outdoor tasks.
• Main Blade: 5 3/8" spear-style blade with a black powder-coated stainless finish and a double-cut sawback for pruning, lightweight cutting, and rougher work.
• Skinner & Gut Hook: 4 7/8" overall skinner blade featuring a 1 3/8" gut hook; includes a flathead screwdriver end with a bottle/can opener integrated into the tang.
• Handle & Guard: Knurled black stainless handle with a black stainless guard that includes lashing holes for secure gear attachment.
• Pommel & Survival Kit: The pommel unscrews to reveal a compass inside the cap; a small survival kit is stored in a clear acrylic tube within the handle; all components are O-ring sealed for moisture protection.
• Construction: One-piece stainless steel construction for increased durability and reliability in demanding environments.
• Sheath System: OD green hard nylon belt sheath with leg ties; includes a pullout tray that houses latex powerbands for a slingshot and a built-in ruler, SOS signals, and a signaling mirror; the exterior features extra nylon cord and flip-out slingshot arms, plus a back sharpening stone.
• Additional Features: The sheath design keeps essential tools organized and accessible, ensuring you can deploy the sawback, gut hook, compass, and signaling gear quickly when it matters.
• Origin & UPC: Made in Spain; UPC 8435076561513.

The Jungle King II 16013 consolidates essential survival tools into one durable package: a capable cutting blade, a skinning blade with gut hook, navigation aid, emergency signaling gear, and ready-to-use slingshot components—all tucked into a rugged OD green system. It’s ideal for bushcraft, camping, hunting, and off-grid expeditions where dependable access to multiple functions can simplify gear management and decision-making in the field.