Boot Dagger with Black Coated Blade - Outlet

Tactical Concealed Boot Dagger with Black Coated Blade

History and Purpose of Backup Daggers

Knives designed for concealed carry in a boot (so-called boot knives) have a strong historical tradition. Originally, they were used by soldiers in the trenches as a last resort for self-defense, and they soon found their way into the equipment of special police units. The blade shape of this model is based on a classic double-edged dagger with a prominent crossguard. This design has been proven over centuries for its excellent penetrative power and easy handling in confined spaces.

Materials and Detailed Construction

The 100 mm (approx. 3.94 in) long blade is precisely crafted from high-quality 8Cr13MoV stainless steel. The surface of the blade is aesthetically black coated, which gives the weapon a modern tactical look. In addition, a longitudinal weight-reducing groove, a so-called blood groove (fuller), runs through the center of the blade. The ergonomically shaped handle is made of solid rubberized plastic. Its surface is provided with an anti-slip texture and ends with a hole for threading a paracord safety lanyard. Safe carrying is ensured by a custom-moulded sheath made of durable plastic. This sheath is equipped with a firm clip for attachment and features practical holes around its perimeter for variable fixation to your gear.

Safety Warnings for the User

Strong Warning: Although the knife has very compact dimensions, it features a very sharp blade. The weapon is under no circumstances suitable for contact stage combat, martial arts training, or cutting tests. This is a real tactical cutting tool. Careless handling or quick drawing could result in severe injury to yourself. Always handle the knife with maximum responsibility and store it safely out of the reach of small children.

Knife Maintenance and Recommended Accessories

Thanks to the use of stainless steel, maintaining this knife is very easy. To keep it in flawless condition, we recommend gently wiping the blade with a soft, dry cloth after each use. Occasionally wiping the blade with a single drop of high-quality gun oil will help protect the material in the long term. We highly recommend purchasing a small ceramic or diamond pocket sharpener to go with this knife, thanks to which you will keep the dagger constantly sharp.

Table of Technical Parameters