Heretic Kobold Pocket Fixed Blades

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The Kobold is an extremely versatile pocket fixed blade, featuring a wide slicing blade, jimped thumb ramp, finger guard, tapered handle for secure grips, and quality leather sheath.
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Heretic Knives Kobold Pocket Fixed Blade Knife 2.625" CPM-MagnaCut Black DLC Bowie Plain Blade,… our price: $320.00
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Heretic Kobold FAQ

The Heretic Knives Kobold is a highly capable, USA-made pocket fixed blade designed for seamless everyday carry. Combining premium materials with a clever pocket sheath design, it offers the utility of a fixed blade in a compact, pocket-friendly package.

What steel is used for the Heretic Kobold?
The Heretic Kobold is crafted from CPM-MagnaCut stainless steel. This advanced, American-made alloy is highly sought after for its exceptional combination of toughness, edge retention, and superb corrosion resistance.
What kind of sheath comes with the Heretic Kobold?
The Kobold comes with a premium leather sheath manufactured in the USA by JRE Industries. It is equipped with an UltiClip that can be swapped for either left- or right-side pocket carry, keeping the sheath firmly clamped to your pocket when drawing the knife.
How long is the blade on the Heretic Kobold?
The Heretic Kobold features a blade length of 2 and 5/8 inches. This compact size makes it an excellent choice for a low-profile everyday carry fixed blade that remains highly controllable for precision tasks.
How does the Heretic Kobold handle fit larger hands?
While designed as a compact four-finger knife, those with larger hands can use the flared tubes at the back of the handle to attach a lanyard for extra grip area. Additionally, a docked corner on the leading edge of the handle helps keep your fingers safely away from the sharpened edge.
What are the holes and grooved lines on the Kobold blade?
The blade features a fuller on each side along with pass-through speed holes. These elements are primarily decorative, adding a distinct tactical aesthetic to the saber-ground clip point blade.