Wander Tactical Centuria Black

Description

With the Wander Tactical CENTVRIA (here in the font of the Latin Capitalis, in which the name also decorates the blade and scabbard), the designer Dino Picco has created a massive knife, even by Wander standards. While the shape of the blade is based on the American Vietnam Bowies, the handle is unmistakably reminiscent of the gladius of the Roman legions. This is also where the name comes from, which refers to the centuria, the division of 100 men, in the Roman army. With a blade length of 19 cm, the Centuria undoubtedly belongs to the large knives of the Bowie class, but has not yet crossed the border to machete or short sword. The robust proportioning with 5.5 mm thick blade back makes the stainless steel D2 the first choice for this knife. The full tang of the blade extends the full width of the t-shaped pommel and tapers into a flat angle ground flare. The black and indestructible Micarta scales are screwed to the tang with two hot-dipped galvanized socket head screws. This knife also features the signature Wander Tactical finish, which creates an inimitable appearance of coarseness with simultaneous perfection from the combination of grainy mirror and bevel with deep streams. The custom-fit flat Kxdex sheath is equipped with two Molle-compatible clips.