The Gear Aid Buri is a super - handy compact utility knife perfect for outdoor lovers. It comes with a 3 - inch titanium - coated drop - point blade. This blade has both straight and serrated edges, enabling it to handle various tasks like cutting lines, slicing food, breaking glass, and opening bottles. Crafted from 5Cr15 stainless steel, the full - tang blade is extremely strong and won't break under pressure. At the end of the blade, there's a useful bottle opener. The knife features a quick - release sheath with a removable belt clip. You can easily attach it to backpacks, belts, or boots. Moreover, the sheath is MOLLE compatible, offering endless mounting options on packs or camp gear. It also has a built - in glass breaker for emergency situations. With a well - balanced design, it packs a powerful cutting punch in a small size. Whether you're a novice camper or an experienced hunter, this knife is a must - have. The blade is 3 inches long, and the overall length in the sheath is 8.06 inches. The blade thickness is 0.12 inches. The blade finish is titanium, and the handle is made of acetal, available in orange or black. The sheath is an acetal - molded one with a stainless - steel belt clip, colored black. The knife weighs 3.7 oz, and the overall weight is 5.7 oz.
Using the Gear Aid Buri utility knife is a breeze. For cutting lines or slicing food, just hold the handle firmly and use the straight or serrated edge of the blade according to the task. To open a bottle, use the bottle opener at the end of the blade. In an emergency, you can use the built - in glass breaker. When it comes to mounting, use the quick - release sheath and its removable belt clip to attach it to your backpack, belt, or boots. You can also take advantage of the MOLLE compatibility to mount it on your camp gear. As for maintenance, after each use, clean the blade with a dry cloth. If it gets wet, dry it thoroughly to prevent rust. Avoid using the knife for tasks that are beyond its capacity, as this could damage the blade. Also, be careful when handling the blade and the glass breaker to avoid injury.
