First Tactical now offers a sleek-looking tactical folder with a D2 steel blade it calls the Krait Knife Spear.
The Krait Knife Spear is a co-op between First Tactical and noted knife designer Mike Vellekamp to create the perfect advanced utility knife, according to First Tactical.
The Krait is built with a thinner frame and blade for a better fit in the pocket and a quick deploy. Liner Lock, our innovative Thumb Bridge Technology, and complex, concave blade recurve come together to create the ideal folder, First Tactical maintains.
It features a 3.51 inch D2 blade with modified spear point. The high carbon, high chromium D2 steel is the strongest steel of any First Tactical knives.
The Krait Knife Spear G-10 handle comes in three colors: black, coyote and olive drab. It retails for $60.
Matthew Cox has been a defense reporter since 1998. During his time with Military.com he covered all the services, with a close eye on Army weapons development and procurement, body armor testing, camouflage, ammunition as well as readiness and training issues. He previously worked for 12 years for Army Times. He traveled to Afghanistan and Iraq numerous times from 2002 to 2008, covering Stryker and light infantry units in combat. He also spent four years in the U.S. Army during the second half of the 1980s, serving as an infantryman in the 82nd Airborne Division.
