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The Ultramid material used for this Ka-Bar Lake Effect Ice Scraper is super light and nearly indestructible. It makes short work of cleaning ice off your windshield. The classic knife handle shape...

KA-BAR playing cards are water (and other beverage) resistant. Made from white PVC, the playing cards double as trail markers, letting you blaze your own trails. Rugged enough to hold up to the...

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This take on the everyday carry pocket knife has a serious bite. American made, dependable, and highly practical, this proven design is enhanced with a modern sheepsfoot blade w/ flat top...

Destroy the toughest of desserts with the KA-BAR Dessert Destroyer Ice Cream Scoop. Also works great with melons such as watermelon and cantaloupe. Made in America with food and water-safe Creamid,...

This USA-made pizza cutter will show your pizza who's the boss! The KA-BAR 'Za-Saw Pizza Cutter has a Creamid handle and 440A stainless steel wheel. It has many other uses too, from cutting...

This KA-BARLEY bottle opener is made of durable GFN-PA66, an extra-durable plastic material, and has the famous KA-BAR oval-shaped knife grip design. Made in the USA. View more items from KA-BAR

These Boker Plus Training Knives closely resemble the size and weight of the famous Applegate-Fairbairn fighting knife which has been so effective for years as a personal defensive and offensive...

Circa 750The seax, or sax, was universal in Northern Europe. Carried and used by the Saxons, Angles, Vikings, and German tribes, its use probably dated before the fall of Rome and continued on into...

This camper blade is made with 1065 high carbon steel which has been hand-forged and tempered to approximately 50 RC. Features 5 pre-drilled holes for rivets or screws and a lanyard hole. Made by...

The KA-BAR throwing knife set features three throwing knives and a polyester storage pouch. The rugged throwing knives are made of 3Cr13 steel and are blackened, then marked with the KA-BAR Skull...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. This is reminiscent of trade knives of the 18th century. During the Colonial Period, knife blades were often traded rather than finished knives...