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Expedition Series is the range of tools dedicated to professional explorators.
The Expedition Series knives offer the same reliability and high quality as any other Extrema Ratio tactical tool provided to the military special forces and law enforcement.
Sethlans Expeditions is a fixed blade tool born to face a wide range of situations as well as a back-up blade. Sethlans Expeditions was designed in collaboration with Daniele Dal Canto, Master Advanced Instructor. It has a BÖHLER N690 (58HRC) blade steel with MIL-C-13924 burnishing and a superficial stone washed finishing (DARK STONE finishing).
The knife comes with G10 desert scales that feature the characteristic ergonomic design of Extrema Ratio handles. They can be removed by releasing the skeletonized structure of the knife, that allows maximum lightness with minimum thickness. For lovers of extreme customization, the full-tang structure allows the handle to be covered with a paracord.
The sheath is composed of a part in very light and minimalist Kydex. It can be disassembled and adapted for both left and right handed users. The addition of an optional belt clip allows the knife to be positioned both vertically and horizontally and makes the sheath much more versatile than the textile version. It is also equipped with a mini pouch with M.O.L.L.E. system containing a paracord with flammable filament, which can be used in case of emergency and/or difficult climatic conditions, and a Firesteel for lighting fires.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
