Combat Boot Knife

Anyone can own this custom crafted combat boot knife, big enough to do the job, yet small enough to carry. Razor sharp 440 stainless steel blade and rubber sure grip handle. High quality tactical sheath is also included in this special package deal.

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A boot knife is a small fixed-blade knife that is typically carried in one's boot. They are also commonly carried on one's belt, or under ones' pants leg. They are even worn around the neck by means of a beaded chain, paracord or laniard. A knife worn around the neck is referred to as a neck knife. They usually come with sheaths, which can have clips on them. Boot knives are typically double-edged, with small blades generally ranging from 3-5 inches in length.

A Boot-knife is also known as a gamblers dagger. [edit] Boot knives and espionage

Real life spy gadget boot knives were less dramatic. In 1944, the OSS had issued what looked like a horseshoe heel cleat that opened manually and looked like a semi-circular blade half-coin, to facilitate cutting rope-tied wrists when captured.

A boot knife is also seen in The Princess Bride by the six fingered man.