


Aitor Jungle King II Fixed Blade Survival Knife with Survival Kit
$217.95 — taxes calculated at checkout
Characteristics
| Blade Length | 6" |
| Overall Length | 10.75" |
| Color | Black |
| Blade Material | stainless |
| Blade Finish | coated |
| Handle Material | stainless |
| Package Type | Boxed. |
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Aitor Jungle King II 16013V Fixed Blade Survival Knife
Complete survival system in one knife—sawback blade, compact skinner, and multi-tool sheath with slingshot, compass, and emergency kit.
- Overall Length: 15.5" (27.31cm main blade) | Blade: 6" black coated stainless sawback
- Handle: Black knurled stainless steel with integral guard and hollow survival kit compartment
- Survival Kit Included: Fishing/sewing kit, scalpel, dressings, tweezers, compass
- Bonus Skinner: 4.88" fixed blade with 1.38" gut hook stored in sheath
- Sheath Features: OD green nylon with metal slingshot arms, signaling mirror, ruler, S.O.S. signals, pullout tray with latex bands, and feet of paracord
- Construction: One-piece stainless (skinner) with integrated flathead screwdriver and bottle opener
- Origin: Spain | Includes: Original box and sheath
Ideal for wilderness camping, tactical training, and serious outdoorsmen who demand redundancy in their gear.
Product SKU: AI16013V
Product Brand: Aitor
Product Price: 185.26
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The Jungle King II is a fixed blade survival knife built around a 6-inch black coated stainless blade with a sawback edge and integral guard. The 10.75-inch overall length pairs that blade with a black knurled stainless handle designed as a hollow compartment that houses a survival kit: fishing and sewing supplies, scalpel, dressings, tweezers, and compass.
The OD green sheath significantly expands the tool’s versatility. It stores a separate 4.88-inch skinner knife with a 1.38-inch guthook blade—a single piece of stainless with an integrated flathead screwdriver and bottle/can opener. A pullout tray inside the sheath comes with latex bands to convert the sheath itself into a functional slingshot; the tray’s reverse side includes a ruler, S.O.S. signals reference, and signaling mirror. The sheath exterior carries several feet of OD green nylon cord and black coated metal arms at the tip that flip out as slingshot arms. This layered approach—main blade, backup skinner, and integrated accessories—suits extended wilderness trips or survival scenarios where redundancy and self-sufficiency matter.







