Knives and Kitchenware

Bastinelli Creations PicoloMako knife. Bastinelli Creations takes functional tools and boils them down to simplistic, useful designs with a little bit of style. They're known for their Dragotac folding knife with its versatile flat ground Wharncliffe style blade and oddly shaped, yet wildly ergonomic handle. Many of their designs utilize this blade shape but all feature exceptional ergonomics and top of the line materials. The PicoloMako is a tactically designed fixed blade with a large amount of utilitarian functionality thrown in. Instead of the traditional hawkbill blade shape, you find a karambit design, this one has an upswept shape with a bottle opener machined into the thumb ramp. This gives you the ability to stab, slice, and pop bottles with ease. The full-tang blade is made from N690Co stainless steel with a black PVD stonewashed finish and includes a small Kydex sheath. The extremely ergonomic handle is made from black G10 with a one-inch diameter pinky ring for maximum security during use. Fit it to your belt or hang it around your neck, this knife makes both a great tactical tool as well as a functional EDC fixed blade. It is manufactured by Fox Knives in Italy, designed in collaboration with Doug Marcaida and Funker Tactical.

The new Extrema Ratio BF0 is the smallest among the Basic folders. Its handle produced in technopolymer makes it light and resistant, also thanks to its steel internal frame. The liner lock system enables to open and close it with one hand. It comes with drop blade and stone washed finishing. There are only best folding knives in MyGoodKnife's range.

Extrema Ratio black baseball cap with embroidered logo (not printed). One size. 

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This version of the MF2 was officially acquired by 9° regiment Col Moschin. The knives comes with engraved blade and regiment logo on one side of the handle, the other side shows "INCURSORI" logo.

The restyling of a classical, a tribute to a veteran, one of the most distributed and used knives during World War II : MARK 2. It was produced in many versions by historical US knives manufacturers but always following the original specs given by the U.S. NAVY. It is the preferred tool among traditionalists who only trust “battle tested" knives. Throughout the years several manufacturers have tried to restyle this knife with little success. It is in fact the original model which is still favoured in the main catalogues. Extrema Ratio’s aim, in this ambitious project, is to keep the original characteristics while developing only functional changes to increase performance. Cobalt reinforced stainless steel is used for the blade, AISI 303 and AISI 304 are used for the other components. The rounded leather handle has been replaced with a fibre glass reinforced nylon handle. The ergonomics of the original knife has been left intact while all structural parts have been oversized to obtain a sturdy versatile knife. The most important changes have been made to solve the so called “weak spots” of the original version. 1.the possibility to disassemble the knife in the field without the need of tools; 2.the Bowie shape was straightened for easy sharpening; 3.the grooves in the “barrel” shaped handle help to find proper blade direction even in dark conditions; 4.the same grooves improve the grip during twisting movements Other small modifications were to add holes on the back tang to add a lanyard and on the front guard to tie the blade on a pole to be used as a spear. For purely estethical reasons the traditional bloodgroove has been “cowardly” replaced with the typical Extrema Ratio “side groove”. The original knife was perfect and no other modifications were needed. The first available versions will be the classic Extrema Ratio Black and the new Desert Warfare which will come with a special HCS coyote sheath specifically developed for SOF units. The black version comes with standard side sheath which includes automatic retention system, protective flap and is M.O.L.L.E. compatible.

Commissioned and officially adopted in 2002 by the Ninth Rgt. Incursori "Col. Moschin", this model is the quintessence of a pure combat knife. Inspired by daggers with an asymmetric blade and straight but slightly orientated handle used by the Arditi, in whose footsteps the Col Moschin Regiment follows, it has been re-elaborated in a modern form, endowed with a double edged blade, (single for the civilian version), integral guards and a removable E.R.M.H. handle in Forprene. Both grindings are hollow grind razor sharp. The centre of gravity is towards the end of the handle, the point especially sharp, it is light, manageable and intuitive. Each new Incursore receives one, and each new Incursore is trained to use it in the best way.