Elite Edge Survival Knife — 12.5" with Fire Starter
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The Elite Edge 12.5" Survival Knife pairs a full-tang fixed blade with a sheath that carries three additional survival tools built in — a fire starter, a sharpening rod, and a compass. It's designed as a complete field kit rather than just a blade, sized for camping, bug-out bags, and general outdoor preparedness.
Elite Edge Survival Knife Features and Specs
- 7.5-inch full-tang blade: High-grade stainless steel with a tactical black finish — full tang construction handles prying and chopping without the blade separating from the handle
- Drop-point with reverse serrated spine: The smooth edge handles precision cutting; the serrated spine saws through brush or notches wood for shelter and traps
- Rubberized ABS handle: Textured, non-slip grip that holds up wet, cold, or muddy
- Integrated ferrocerium fire starter: Built into the sheath — reliable sparks for warmth or cooking without carrying a separate fire-starting kit
- Integrated sharpening rod: Also built into the sheath — keeps the edge field-ready without a separate sharpening stone
- Built-in compass: A backup navigation reference always attached to the sheath
- ABS sheath with belt clip: Lightweight, impact-resistant, clips to a belt or pack for quick access
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Overall length | 12.5" (13.5" in sheath) |
| Blade length | 7.5" |
| Material | Stainless steel, tactical black finish |
| Includes | Knife, sheath, fire starter, sharpening rod, compass |
Building the fire starter, sharpening rod, and compass directly into the sheath means those three tools stay with the knife instead of being separate items that can get lost or left behind. It's the difference between a single self-contained kit and four separate items you have to remember to pack.
Is a survival knife legal to carry?
Fixed-blade knives are generally legal to own for camping, hunting, and outdoor use, but concealed carry and blade-length restrictions vary by state and municipality — a 7.5-inch blade exceeds the length limit in some jurisdictions. This knife is intended for outdoor and utility use rather than concealed carry. Always verify your local laws before carrying any fixed-blade knife.
What can the reverse serrated spine actually cut?
The serrated spine is built for sawing rather than slicing — small branches, rope, webbing, and notching wood for shelter or trap construction. It's a secondary function to the smooth drop-point edge, which handles the precision cutting tasks (food prep, skinning, general utility work) that make up most of what a survival knife is actually used for.