The RHINO takes its name from the creature that inspired it — resilient, grounded, and built for survival. Designed for real-world use, this fixed-blade knife combines raw strength with deliberate precision.

Forged from high-chromium stainless steel (9Cr18) for its corrosion resistance and edge retention, the RHINO maintains performance through rain, grit, and long exposure. At approximately 60 HRC, it holds its edge under pressure while staying field-durable — a steel proven in both tactical and outdoor conditions.

With a total length of 290 mm and a 5 mm blade thickness, the RHINO is built for heavy work — cutting, prying, carving, striking — without compromise. The spine jimping supports thumb control during detailed cuts, while the integrated choil and textured handle ensure a stable, confident grip. A reinforced pommel with lanyard hole extends its utility in camp, rescue, or improvised striking tasks.

The included Kydex sheath secures the blade with a precise snap fit. Its adjustable belt-mounting system adapts to multiple belt widths and rig setups, and the switch-lock mechanism prevents accidental release under movement. Reinforced screw points and modular slots guarantee long-term reliability — rain or dust, heat or cold.

“Each RHINO carries the serial code SNT RHI AST 164 — this is a deliberate reference to the longest recorded rhino horn ever found, measuring incredible 164 cm in length. I’m fascinated by such anomalies, by how something so rare and massive can exist in nature.”
— Founder, SAINT GEAR

Like its namesake, the RHINO stands unshaken in the open. It’s a knife that thrives in the elements — from backcountry to border patrol, from survival setups to daily field use.

Not designed to intimidate. Designed to endure.

Notice: The blade length is approximately 16 cm. Ownership is permitted. According to § 42a WaffG (German Weapons Act), the knife may not be carried in public without a legitimate interest.