Diceros Knife, D2 Steel Blade, Orange G10 Handle - MASERIN

Blade material
D2 steel

Hardness
HRC 60

Blade finish
Stonewashed

Blade length
140 mm – 5.511 in

Blade thickness
6 mm – 0.236 in

Overall length
290 mm – 11.417 in

HANDLE
Orange G10, Grey G10, Black G10

Accessories
DIAMOND SHARPENER AND SURVIVAL SAW

Sheath
Nylon, Si

Weight
412 g – 14.532 oz

Knife type
Fixed blade. DICEROS is a project born from the collaboration between Davide Bomben, Maxwell Di Pierro and our company.

It is a fixed blade knife with a strong, extreme character, intended for African rangers engaged in the difficult task of combating poaching and defending biodiversity.

DICEROS is a very solid knife that cuts, strikes, spreads, splits and allows you to work massively without the slightest yielding.

By purchasing the DICEROS you will automatically help the rangers of the Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa who will be given a knife that can really make a difference.

There are 4 elements on the blade of the Diceros. The logo of the Maserin company which is the manufacturer of the Diceros. The logo of the Tactical Professional Academy, which is the tactical training academy that created the Diceros. The logo of the Diceros which is not just a knife but a true philosophy of life. The letters KRL, or the initials of Kobus, Rory and Luca. 3 wonderful people who dedicated their lives to conservation and who, however, left us in 2021, the year in which Diceros was presented. Their deaths mean a lot to us and Diceros is a symbol, a bridge, that will try to keep us connected forever.

Kobus de Marias was an operator of the anti-poaching units specialized in K9, he was killed by a lion in February just as he and his dog were on the trail of poachers in Pilanesberg Park, the same park where the first 15 knives sold will go.

Rory Young was an instructor of anti-poaching units killed in Burkina Faso with 2 Spanish journalists by Jihadist militants.

Luca Vercesi was the contact for tactical medicine for our academy in Africa. He had operated in Congo, Namibia and South Africa. A terrible disease took him away from us.

The Diceros is our tribute to those heroic men who dedicated their lives for a higher value.