
Real Steel Dex Apex Fixed Blade Knife - M390 Full Tang With Rose Pattern Carbon Fiber Inlay For Outdoorsmen
$116.95
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The Real Steel Dex Apex CF 3501FD is a compact, rugged fixed blade built for outdoorsmen and daily carry, delivering reliable performance with a refined, premium finish.
- Overall Length: 7.13" (18.11 cm) for balanced control and versatile handling in the field
- Blade Length: 3.13" (7.95 cm) crafted for precise, versatile cutting tasks
- Blade Material: Bohler M390 stainless steel with a satin finish, offering exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance
- Blade Finish: Satin coating reduces glare and hides wear for low-profile maintenance
- Handle Material: Black G10 with a rose-pattern carbon fiber inlay, delivering a premium look and a secure, comfortable grip
- Tang: Full tang construction for improved strength, balance, and durability during demanding tasks
- Sheath: Black leather belt sheath included for secure carry and protection
- Packaging: Boxed presentation, ideal for gifting or safe storage
Built for camping, hunting prep, and everyday utility, the Dex Apex CF 3501FD provides a reliable cutting edge when you need it most. The M390 blade holds sharpness longer, reducing resharpening frequency, while the full tang and textured handle offer confident control in wet or rugged environments. The included leather sheath ensures safe transport on your belt, pack, or gear rig, making this fixed blade a practical companion for outdoor adventures or a standout addition to any knife collection.
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