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The NRS Neko Knife is a compact and low-profile knife that offers versatile performance in a sleek package. It features a friction-release sheath for easy access and a blunt safety tip for added safety. The knife also comes with both smooth and serrated cutting edges, as well as an integrated bottle opener.
This knife is not only practical but also multi-functional. The blunt edge on the back of the blade can be used for spreading cream cheese or other spreads. Additionally, the integrated bottle opener adds convenience to your outdoor adventures.
The knife's low-profile sheath securely holds the knife while allowing for fast one-hand deployment. This makes it ideal for quick and easy access during kayaking or other water activities. The sheath clip attaches firmly to your PFD lash tab, ensuring that the knife stays securely in place.
The NRS Neko Knife features a hybrid blade that includes a serrated section for cutting rope and webbing, as well as a smooth section for more precise cutting. This versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of outdoor activities.
The contoured handle of the knife is designed for maximum grip and control. With a rubberized grip, you can confidently handle the knife even in wet conditions or while wearing gloves.
Now let's address some frequently asked questions about the NRS Neko Knife:
Several reviews mention that the non-serrated side of the knife comes dull. This is actually intentional as the back side of the blade is designed to be blunt for safety purposes.
Yes, the NRS Neko Knife comes with a low-profile, friction-release sheath. The sheath securely holds the knife and can be attached to a PFD lash tab for convenience.
The clip on the sheath is not removable as it is integrated into the mold of the sheath. However, it is very durable and unlikely to break. If you need to move the knife to a different PFD or bag, you can order a separate sheath.
The blade of the NRS Neko Knife is double-sided. One side features both serrated and straight sharp edges, while the other side has a shaped but not sharpened edge. This allows it to be used as a prying tool or food spreader.
Frequently Asked Questions
Several reviews say the non cerrated side comes dull. Is this true? Seems absurd to send it out dull
It’s a river knife the back side should be dull….
does it come with a sheath?
Yes, it comes with a low-profile, friction-release sheath that holds the knife securely and attaches to a PFD lash tab.
Is the clip removable? Can it be replaced?
The clip is not replaceable. It is integrated into the mold of the sheath. It's very tough, and not likely to break. The sheath may be ordered separately if you need to want to move the knife to a different PFD or bag.
Is the blade double sided?
One side has both serrated and straight sharp edge, and the other side has a shaped but not sharpened edge so it can be used as a prying tool or food spreader.
