- Doug Ritter design
- Flat grind blade
- Glass Filled Nylon sheath
- Paracord wrapped handle
As the founder of Equipped to Survive, Doug Ritter is a leading authority on the best gear to get you out of serious situations. So, naturally, his RSK (Ritter Survival Knife) models are born and bred to get you home alive. The RSK MK6 is the big brother to the RSK MK5, the original survival tin knife that fits in the smallest of kits , and like the Mk5was developed in collaboration with Georgia knifemaker David White. It is uniquely suited as an EDC fixed blade and will tickle the fancy of any bushcrafter, prepper or survivalist.
The MK6 is a lightweight and compact survival knife, yet it's large enough to prep a deadfall trap or whittle a feather stick. It has an ergonomic skeletonized frame that fits comfortably in hand and a paracord handle wrap that prevents hotspots during prolonged use. A bright orange paracord lanyard can be unraveled and used for survival. The stainless steel blade has a high flat grind providing the perfect combination of good cutting geometry and strength and a functional stone wash finish.
The RSK MK6 survival knife comes with a durable glass filled nylon sheath with multiple grommet holes for varied lashing and carry options. A paracord lanyard is provided for neck carry and a belt clip attaches easily to the sheath with the included hardware.
The RSK line of knives is just big enough to do the job of keeping you alive, but small enough you'll be happy to carry it all day long.
