Tenable Foosa Fixed Blade Knife Gray TiCn D2/Olive Green G-10 G2020A4

The Tenable Foosa fixed blade knife is a compact, purpose-built tool designed for dependable everyday carry. It features a 3.06” D2 tool steel tanto blade finished in a rugged gray TiCn coating that enhances durability while giving the blade a distinctive industrial look. Known for its toughness and edge retention, D2 steel handles demanding cutting work with confidence. The reinforced tanto tip provides added strength for piercing and precision tasks, while the streamlined blade profile keeps the knife agile and responsive during daily use.

Constructed with a weight-reducing skeletonized tang design, the Foosa delivers solid strength and balance in a lightweight package. The handle is crafted from durable olive G-10, offering excellent resistance to moisture, temperature changes, and hard use. Its textured surface provides a secure, comfortable grip in a wide range of conditions. Stainless steel hardware completes the build, contributing to the knife’s rugged reliability while maintaining a clean, practical appearance. The handle shape is slim and ergonomic, allowing the knife to feel quick and controlled without sacrificing stability.

Measuring 7.16” overall and weighing just 2.74 ounces, the Foosa is easy to carry throughout the day while remaining ready for real cutting tasks. Its compact size makes it ideal for everyday carry, outdoor utility, or as a dependable backup blade when you need something lightweight yet capable. A durable black nylon sheath with a belt loop is included, keeping the knife secure and accessible on the move.

Designed by knifemaker Rolf Helbig, the Foosa takes inspiration from the agile predator that sits at the top of Madagascar’s food chain. Like the animal it’s named after, the knife is sleek, efficient, and capable of delivering serious performance when it counts.

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