Traditional combat knife of the Chilean army, the origins of the CROW are mysterious, probably arrived in the New World alongside the Spanish Conquistadores, who in turn had "appreciated" him in the war against the Moors.
Undoubted affinity with the Jambiya, a traditional Arab knife that is still today a typical Yemeni men's clothing accessory.
The Crow, the protagonist of the Pacific War, was made in many variations, the most common of which are: the Curved Crow with blade that folds almost 90 ° and, the version we were inspired by, the Corvo Atacameño, longer but with curvature of the soft blade, which favors more flexibility of use.

• Böhler N690 steel blade
• Non-slip cheek pads in Forprene
• Nylon carrying case

Brand: Extrema Ratio
Blade finish: Burnished MIL-C-13924
Blade type: Smooth crow
Blade material: Böhler N690 steel
HRC: 58
Handle material: Forprene
Total length: 307mm
Blade length: 176mm
Blade thickness: 6.3mm
Weight 362g
Complete with nylon sheath