


Aitor Jungle King I Fixed Blade Survival Knife 8″ Black
$405.95 — taxes calculated at checkout
Characteristics
| Blade Length | 8" |
| Overall Length | 14.25" |
| Color | Black |
| Blade Material | stainless |
| Blade Finish | powder coated |
| Handle Material | stainless |
| Package Type | Boxed. |
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Aitor Jungle King I 16016V Fixed Blade Survival Knife Compass Sheath
Complete survival system in one compact blade. The Aitor Jungle King I delivers a full-featured fixed blade paired with an integrated skinner, compass, and multi-tool sheath packed with survival essentials.
- Overall Length: 15" (36.2cm) | Blade: 8" black powder-coated stainless sawback clip point
- Handle & Construction: Black knurled stainless steel, one-piece design with integrated screwdriver and bottle opener
- Sheath System: OD green hard nylon with leg ties; includes 7" skinner with 2.5" guthook blade, pullout survival tray with slingshot latex bands, sharpening stone, and signaling mirror
- Built-in Features: Compass in unscrewing pommel cap, survival kit in handle acrylic tube, ruler and S.O.S. signals on tray, nylon cord and metal slingshot arms
- Included: Hard sheath with all accessories, original box
- Origin: Spain | Weight: 2.5 lbs
Perfect for backcountry camping, survival training, and serious outdoor adventurers who demand functionality and reliability.
Product SKU: AI16016V
Product Brand: Aitor
Product Price: 345.06
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The Jungle King I is a comprehensive survival platform built around a 14.25″ fixed blade with an 8″ black powder coated sawback stainless clip point design—the serrated spine is ready for cutting through dense brush or notching wood. The black knurled stainless handle terminates in an O-ring sealed pommel that unscrews to access a built-in compass and compact survival kit stored in a clear acrylic tube running through the handle.
The included OD green hard nylon sheath transforms the blade into a complete survival system. A secondary 7″ skinner with 2.5″ guthook blade stores inside the main sheath, and a pullout tray holds a latex-banded slingshot frame, empty vial, and whetstone. The tray’s back face prints a ruler, S.O.S. signals, and a signaling mirror. The sheath exterior features several feet of OD green nylon cord, and stainless metal arms at the tip flip out to form a functional slingshot frame. A sharpening stone is mounted directly to the sheath back.
The primary blade itself is one-piece stainless construction with integrated flathead screwdriver and bottle/can opener features molded into the design. This is a kit approach to survival gear—combining the cutting tool, secondary blade, rescue signaling options, and field maintenance capability in one package.







