Rescue Knives: Essential Tools for Emergency Situations

The VULPIS series was born out of the need to create a compact, versatile, multi-purpose knife with a modern design that perfectly matches historical products. The inspiration for the creation of this line starts from the DUCA, the name of the typical multi-purpose knife of the people of Maniago, a knife that originated in the second half of the 1800s in Maniago, when hunting knife sharpeners with different sized blades, ivory toothpicks and tweezers for removing thorns were made.

These knives were presented at the 1888 National Exposition in Turin by the Bet Giovanni company, which won a gold medal for the quality of its products. So it was that, most likely, Luigi Amedeo di Savoia, Duke of the Abruzzi, decided to visit one of the company's two stores in Turin, where he saw and ordered the four-bladed multi-purpose knife, which he chose as part of the equipment for the North Pole expedition he commanded in 1899.

Intended Use: EDC

Production type: Industrial
Country of manufacture: Italy
Blade: stainless steel M390 59/60HRC
Blade finish: Stonewashed
Handle: Titanium
Blade Length: 55mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Length closed: 63m.
Total length: 135mm.
Thickness when closed: 10mm.
Weight: 36g.
Closure: SlipJoint (without blade lock)
Clip: removable, stainless steel
Packaging: cardboard box with Vulpis / Fox Knives logos.

The new Vulpis series by Fox Knives wants to make you fall in love with Made in Maniago technology and production innovation with the new small and versatile multipurpose.

Intended use: EDC

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: Italy
Blade: M390 59/60HRC stainless steel
Blade Finish: Stonewashed
Handle: Carbon Fiber
Blade length: 55mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Closed length: 63m.
Total length: 135mm.
Closed thickness: 13mm.
Weight: 47g.
Closure: SlipJoint (without blade lock)
Clips: -
Scabbard: -
Packaging: Cardboard box with Vulpis / Fox Knives logos

TOOLS INCLUDED: wood saw, flat screwdriver, capsule opener, box opener, chisel