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product_id: 176586390
title: "ESEE Knives Izula II Knife Molded Sheath Belt Clip Plate"
brand: "esee knives"
price: "521.51 DT"
currency: TND
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reviews_count: 4
url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/176586390-esee-knives-izula-ii-knife-molded-sheath-belt-clip-plate
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# ESEE Knives Izula II Knife Molded Sheath Belt Clip Plate

**Brand:** esee knives
**Price:** 521.51 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** ESEE Knives Izula II Knife Molded Sheath Belt Clip Plate by esee knives
- **How much does it cost?** 521.51 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

The IZULA II is the same as the IZULA except that the handle is 1/2 in. longer and it comes with canvas Micarta handle scales. This unique knife is extremely handy and will fit in most anywhere. Whether you carry it in a belt sheath or as a neck knife, the Izula II will not disappoint you with its performance. Where did the name IZULA II come from? The locals in Peru call the meanest, nastiest ant of the jungle by the name Isula. We know it as the Bullet Ant. The Bullet Ant is known to be independent, tough, light on its feet, and a real aggressive survivor... the IZULA II knife is built the same way. This knife is designed to be the perfect lightweight survival kit or concealed carry knife. Features a high quality, wear resistant textured powder coat finish, pommel hole to accommodate carabiner, thumb grippers on the spine and each knife engraved with name, logo and unique serial number. Includes: Izula II with Canvas Micarta handles, black molded sheath and Belt Clip Plate, plus screws and anchors.

## Features

- About this item
- Made in the United States from by Rowen Manufacturing for the survival and SAR staff at Randall's Adventure and Training/ESEE Knives. Complies with the Berry Amendment.
- Measurements: Blade Length: 2.63 in., Overall Length: 6.75 in., Thickness: .156 in., Weight: 3.2 Oz. without Sheath
- 1095 high carbon steel blade with flat grind provides excellent edge retention during hard use; epoxy powdercoat finish protects the blade from the elements.
- Canvas micarta handle scales for comfortable grip, even in wet conditions. Pommel hole for carabiner or tether so that knife is not lost during use.
- Molded polypro ambidextrous sheath with belt clip plate. Can be carried on belt, boot, backpack, or worn as a neck knife. Horizontal scout-style carry is also possible with the addition of some paracord and a cord lok (not included).

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    You won't lose this knife! Best sheath and clip in the universe. A formidable weapon too.
  

*by M***E on Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2020*

I have gone through countless folder knives, 90% of them lost due to falling out of my pocket. I'm not cartwheeling all over the place, yet somehow they just fall out eventually.The best thing about this knife is that I haven't lost it, all due to it's incredible sheath, which is designed to not just clip to things, but to clip and not let go. It's sort of a double sided grip that 'bites' onto whatever you attach it to. The sheath itself that holds the knife can be tightened enough that you must use your thumb to push against it to get the knife out of it. I have had several people try to take it out of my pocket and every time they do all they end up doing is turning my pocket inside out, sheath and knife still attached to me. Someone put the correct amount of effort into the engineering of this sheath. Its brilliance is not touted in the product description nor on the ESEE website, so I feel it needs to be mentioned.I didn't buy it for the sheath though, I bought it because I wanted to carry a fixed blade instead of a folder. I train a martial art with a lot of knife work (kali/escrima) and upon playing with my folders realized that there's basically no situation where I would trust them to hold up in the event I would actually use one to fight with. A morbid male fantasy yes, but still a valid consideration for many knife owners. Folders will break exactly where you think they will and theoretically at the moment when you need them most.The Izula II is the perfect EDC weapon. It is a perfect size in your hand and has a superb bolster (the area that protects your finger from sliding onto the blade). It can be held in either a normal grip or reverse (ice pick, or as some in kali/escrima call it, pakal) and even the less common ice pick grip with the blade facing toward you - stab in and then pull to tear, like an animal claw. Because it is a fixed blade, you are free to strike with the spine of the knife, although there is no sharp edge there (you could add one if you wanted). The extra length on the Izula II as compared to the Izula gives a nice small butt to the knife that you can strike with as well, although it is blunt, not pointed like on the ESEE-5. Draw speed from the sheath is fast and the handle is easy to find and deploy it without too much fine motor skills like you would have with some folders. The flexible nature of the steel (discussed more below) would prevent this knife from breaking should you hit a bone or need to pry it loose from one to retrieve it.You may be wondering, as I did, if carrying around a fixed blade in your pocket with the handle sticking up is going to make you look like a psycho. I carry mine daily in a major city into coffee shops and such, and although it sometimes attracts eyes I have yet to have anyone actually comment on it. No one has reacted poorly. I mostly attribute this to how it looks in pocket. The rounded end of the handle, seasoned micarta, and green coating on mine give it a very outdoorsy feel rather than a tacticool vibe. The bulky clip looks very utilitarian.I've read and watched many things regarding ESEE. If you're familiar with their line, you'll know that the ESEE-5 was designed to cut through airplanes, no joke. It is essentially a pry bar that happens to have a sharp edge on it as well. The Izula II is pretty much just a smaller version of that same concept. While much thinner than the 5, the Izula II is probably the thickest chunk of steel you will ever carry in your pocket, all while still being very lightweight. The choice of hardness and use of 1095 steel is purposeful. While you may find a better *blade* in other knives and fancier choices of steel, you will unlikely find one that is also strong yet flexible enough not to break when abused.Maintenance of 1095 carbon steel is not difficult, and I say that as a person who is notoriously forgetful and not the greatest maintainer of things like this. The coating is a blessing and I've applied Tri-Flow lube to the exposed parts of the steel only a handful of times. No rust problems.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Perfectly Sized Knife for Small Chores.
  

*by S***I on Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017*

This is a high quality, fixed blade knife in the smallest of packages. At 6.75" it is perfectly sized for small chores and virtually disappears under a shirt when used as a neck knife (even with scales attached). The chamfering on the spine is effective at maintaining control of the blade when needing precision cutting. In fact, five minutes ago I used it to strip plastic from a few wire nuts.At 2.63" the blade length will not raise many eyebrows if you happen to use the knife around others. The powder coated,1095 Carbon Steel is easy to maintain and re-sharpen and the flat grind makes for a great utility blade.The scales can be easily removed (or a scale-less version purchased) for an even smaller profile but arthritic hands will appreciate the extra grip the scaled version provides.Lastly, ESSE has tremendous customer service and make other quality products. The Izula II was the first of two ESEE knives that I bought. I will be adding more to my collection. I have some pretty expensive blades and ESSE will be my carry blades from now on. I am that impressed with these knives.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Knife is everything they claimed it would be.
  

*by K***N on Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019*

Just received this knife so it hasn't been used. These are my first out of the box impressions. First, high praise for the company 5COL survival supply. I posted a concern about  a negative(s) review that alluded to sheath scratching or making the knife blade when pulled out. What I found most impressive was company rep. posted a short paragraph answer on the Amazon forum reassuring me that the sheath would not mar the blade or the finish on the blade. I think it says a great deal about a company and its willingness to stand behind its product when it takes the time to answer questions potential customers have. The knife was everything they said it would be. It looks great (proud to own it), feels great in my hand,  fits tightly in sheath (I like to neck carry) for tip down neck carry, and the blade is razor sharp. Instructions were both plainly printed and well illustrated. In the future I plan to buy a larger camping knife and I will definitely give Esee and 5COL first consideration.  Really like the knife. Will do a follow up after some use. Well done 5COL

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