Kobun
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CS-Kobun
- Secure-Ex Sheath
- light weight and discreet
- Kray-Ex handle is designed to offer maximum grip and is contoured to resist turning or shifting in the hand
The Cold Steel Kobun is a lightweight knife that takes its name from the Japanese underworld, where the word Kobun is sometimes used as an indicator of rank that suggests the word soldierin, or one who takes orders from his Oyabun or boss. It's a fitting name for a knife like the Kobun, which was effectively designed to be a good soldierin. Proven to be incredibly popular with the Military, where it's prized for its light weight and discreet profile as much as its durability and cutting potential. The Kobun features Cold Steels iconic reinforced American Tanto point, making it highly resistant to bending or breaking because it is reinforced by the full thickness of the blade's spine (which runs almost to the very tip of the blade). Despite its thin profile, the Kobun's deeply checkered Kray-Ex handle is designed to offer maximum grip and is contoured to resist turning or shifting in the hand.
| Brand | Cold Steel |
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| Description | The Cold Steel Kobun is a lightweight knife that takes its name from the Japanese underworld, where the word Kobun is sometimes used as an indicator of rank that suggests the word soldierin, or one who takes orders from his Oyabun or boss. It's a fitting name for a knife like the Kobun, which was effectively designed to be a good soldierin. Proven to be incredibly popular with the Military, where it's prized for its light weight and discreet profile as much as its durability and cutting potential. The Kobun features Cold Steels iconic reinforced American Tanto point, making it highly resistant to bending or breaking because it is reinforced by the full thickness of the blade's spine (which runs almost to the very tip of the blade). Despite its thin profile, the Kobun's deeply checkered Kray-Ex handle is designed to offer maximum grip and is contoured to resist turning or shifting in the hand. |
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