ESEE ES3P Model 3 Plain Edge Knife For Survival With Dark Earth 1095HC Blade G10 Handle Full Tang MOLLE Sheath

The ESEE Model 3 Plain Edge ES3P-MB-DE is a rugged, American-made fixed-blade knife built for outdoor survival, camping, and daily use. Its compact 3.75" blade and full-tang design deliver dependable performance in demanding environments.

• Overall Length: 8.25" total length for a balanced, controllable grip.
• Blade Length: 3.75" plain-edge blade ideal for precise cutting and versatile camp tasks.
• Blade Material & Finish: 1095HC high-carbon steel with a Dark Earth powder coat for durability and reduced glare.
• Edge Type: Plain edge designed for clean, predictable slicing and easy field maintenance.
• Handle: Dark Earth G10 handle with a full tang for superior strength and reliable handling.
• Tang Construction: Full tang construction enhances durability under heavy use and batoning-like tasks.
• Retention Features: Lanyard hole to secure the knife to gear or wear it comfortably during activity.
• Emergency Tool: Glass breaker integrated for unexpected situations requiring breaking glass in a rescue scenario.
• Sheath: Black molded plastic sheath with clip plate attachment and a nylon MOLLE-compatible belt sheath for versatile carry options.
• Carry & Compatibility: Clip plate attachment plus MOLLE-compatible design lets you secure the knife on packs, belts, or belts with modular gear.
• Origin & Packaging: Made in the USA and bulk packed for efficient bulk purchase or unit distribution.

Designed for enthusiasts who demand reliability in the field, this knife excels in camping prep, shelter-building tasks, food prep in off-grid settings, and general outdoor utility. The combination of a robust 1095HC blade, full-tang construction, rugged powder-coated finish, and versatile sheath keeps it ready for rescue-like emergencies, rough terrain, and daily tasks alike. If you value a straightforward, purpose-built tool with a proven track record, the ESEE Model 3 ES3P-MB-DE delivers steady performance without gimmicks.