The Demko Armiger 2 has a 2-inch satin 4034 stainless clip point blade with a full tang at 4.63 inches overall, a black TPR handle, an attachment clip, a lanyard hole and a black Kydex sheath.
Andrew Demko is best known for the Tri-Ad lock and for Cold Steel designs, and the Armiger is his small fixed blade: no pivot, no mechanism, nothing that can fail under load. At 4.63 inches overall the whole knife is barely longer than a house key, which is the point. It clips inside a waistband or a pocket and stays there.
4034 is a softer stainless chosen for corrosion resistance and quick sharpening rather than long edge retention, which suits a knife carried daily against the body. TPR is a soft thermoplastic rubber that holds grip when hands are wet, and Kydex holds the blade with a positive snap. Explore more Boot and Neck Knives.
- Demko design with no pivot or mechanism to fail
- 4.63 inches overall, barely longer than a house key
- 4034 resists corrosion carried against the body
- TPR handle grips wet, Kydex sheath with attachment clip
