Aitor Bucanero Negro Coes

Re-edition made in Spain by Aitor of the mythical Aitor Survival Knife Bucanero model from the 80s with new accessories. The Aitor Bucanero Survival Knife belongs to the family of knives with a hollow handle made by the Basque brand between the 80s and 90s, due to its size it is between the Jungle King I and the Jungle King II similar to the size of the Commando model. This re-edition has been made with the "wolf's teeth" saw on the spine of the blade but with the same orientation in the opposite direction. The hollow grip with a threaded pommel houses a compass (pommel) and a waterproof tube with survival tools. Also, by removing the pommel, the knife can be attached to a stick or shaft and turned into a spear. The grip survival kit includes:

- Compass

- Survival boat that includes:

- Cuter

- Sewing Kit: Needle and sewing thread

- Fishing Kit: Hooks, sinkers and fishing line

- Roll of fine cord

- Ferroceiro Flint Bar

- Band-Aids (dressings)

- Pillbox

- Tweezers

- Unmissable

The sheath contains:

- Sharpening stone on the back.

- 2 mm cord.

- Removable sanity sheath for skinner JK II support knife.

- Cord with closure to fasten the leg.

- Multipurpose JK II skinner knife with the following functions:

    - Cutting Blade

    - Harpoon

    - Screwdriver

    - Can opener

    - wrench

    - Shackle key

Materials:
Blade: stainless steel.
Handle: stainless steel.
Sheath: polyamide.

Measurements:
Blade: 170 mm.
Overall: 320 mm.
Tickness: 5 mm.
Weight: 535 grs.

Made in Spain.