Discover the rare Chris Reeve Pacific 7-Inch Tactical Knife, a premium edition that stands out from the rest. Introduced in 2002 by Chris Reeve Knives, this model honors Navy SEAL Neil Roberts, the first Special Forces soldier to fall in Afghanistan during the battle of Takur Ghar.

Designed by Bill Harsey, the knife features a full tang construction with threaded handle scales, marking a shift from Chris Reeve's earlier solid handle designs. It was engineered to meet the rigorous demands of the U.S. Army Special Forces, known as the Green Berets, who operate in diverse environments from jungles to mountains and underwater.

The knife's development involved direct collaboration with Special Forces soldiers, who specified their needs, which were then translated into a practical design. The Pacific knife emerged from this process, with Chris Reeve ensuring the highest production standards. To date, no blade has failed in the field.

Specifications:
- Overall Length: 31.5 cm
- Blade Length: 16.5 cm
- Thickness: 0.62 cm
- Hardness: 61 HRC (Cryogenically Treated)
- Steel: CPM-Magnacut Powder Steel
- Handle: Taiwanese Space Linen
- Finish: Gray Titanium (Vacuum Titanium Coating)
- Accessories: Tactical Nylon Sheath, Full Packaging Certificate, U.S. Camouflage Paracord (Supports up to 150 kg)