A lightweight fixed-blade kerambit constructed from high-strength glass-fiber composite and paired with a low-noise paddle-style sheath.
The Emerson Non-Metallic Kerambit is engineered for users who need a lightweight, corrosion-resistant, non-conductive, and non-magnetic fixed-blade tool. Its GV6H composite construction contains 60% glass fiber for strength, toughness, and dimensional stability.
The design follows the familiar size and ergonomic profile of the standard Emerson Kerambit while substituting an advanced composite material for conventional metal construction.
Constructed from a robust composite containing 60% glass fiber for a balance of strength, resilience, light weight, and resistance to corrosion.
The fixed-blade format eliminates pivots and locking mechanisms, providing a stable one-piece configuration with straightforward handling.
The composite body is non-conductive, non-magnetic, and completely non-metallic, offering material properties not available from conventional steel designs.
At approximately 1.3 ounces, the kerambit is exceptionally light and can be carried for extended periods without unnecessary weight.
The kerambit includes a lightweight paddle-style sheath developed through careful material selection and design refinement. The sheath is intended to support secure retention, comfort, and ease of access during lawful professional or training use.
Its low-noise design reduces unnecessary movement and sound during normal carry.
The Emerson Non-Metallic Kerambit combines familiar ergonomics with advanced composite materials, fixed-blade stability, and an exceptionally lightweight design.
For collectors, qualified professionals, and authorized training programs, it offers a distinctive example of modern non-metallic tool engineering.
A fixed-blade kerambit made from 60% glass-fiber composite and supplied with a lightweight, low-noise paddle-style sheath.