Aitor Jungle King III - Sixty Second Review

A quick short format Sixty Second Review of the Jungle King III.

The Jungle King III is the little brother of the Jungle King knife series. Agile and fast its design is versatile and functional make it a very capable tool.

Inspired by one of the most famous knives on the market, the original Jungle King I, which as we know it now, was released in 1985 following the huge increase in demand for this style of knife, first made popular due to the movie 'First Blood' and its sequels.

It was not long before the Jungle King II joined its bigger brother, and then went on to be (probably) the most copied design ever for this type of survival knife. It is these inferior copies that gave the style of knife a bad name. The Aitor is not the same, as the hollow handle is made of metal and is built for heavy use. Each blade is Rockwell hardness tested during production, proudly shown on the blade in the "Hardness Control" circle engraved to highlight this quality control check.

The Jungle King III joins the family and gives you a choice of size and weight.

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