Extrema Ratio Fulcrum Folder

This is a Pre-owned knife from a private collection – new to the market. The photos form part of the detailed description, please examine them carefully.

Sporting Cutlery Condition Report

As New - No
Storage Marks - Yes
Box - No
Papers - No

£135.00

1 in stock

Built for Extreme Strength

The Extrema Ratio Fulcrum II D Testudo stands apart as a purpose-built folding knife developed for an Italian anti-terrorism unit. Every detail serves strength, control, and reliability. Its 5.8 mm N690 steel blade delivers outstanding toughness, resists corrosion, and holds a sharp edge through demanding work. Moreover, the blade handles heavy cutting while offering the confidence needed for careful prying.

Engineered for Serious Use

Equally important, the corrosion-resistant anticorodal aluminium handle provides a secure grip without unnecessary weight. The renowned back lock adds exceptional security during hard use. Meanwhile, the thumb stud allows fast one-handed opening, while the supplied Allen keys let owners convert the knife into a two-handed opener with ease.

A Professional Choice

Whether carried for demanding outdoor tasks or added to a serious collection, the Extrema Ratio Fulcrum II D Testudo delivers proven performance without compromise. Furthermore, every feature reflects practical design instead of unnecessary extras. Choose the Extrema Ratio Fulcrum II D Testudo when absolute strength matters most.

  • Purpose-built for an Italian anti-terrorism unit
  • 5.8 mm N690 steel blade for exceptional toughness
  • Corrosion-resistant anticorodal aluminium handle
  • Ultra-strong back lock for maximum safety
  • Convertible one or two-handed opening system

Additional information

As New?No
Storage MarksYes
BoxNo
PapersNo
ManufacturerExtrema Ratio
Country of ManufactureItaly
Product TypeFixed
Lock TypeN/A
WarrantyNone
Blade Length (cm)10
Overall Length (cm)22.5
Blade MaterialN690
Handle MaterialAluminium
New or Pre OwnedPre Owned
Sheath or PouchBallistic Nylon
Product Brand
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