A collection of premium knives from SIG Sauer and Eikonic Knife Company

From a collaboration between SIG Sauer and Eikonic Knife Company – an up-and-coming brand known for producing high-quality, performance driven knives at accessible prices – an exclusive collection of premium knives that includes four models with different blades and a choice of different handle materials/colors. Blades are made from premium steels such as M390, 154CM and Nitro V, and G10 or Canvas Micarta are used for the handles. A liner lock mechanism, smooth ambidextrous flipping action, ceramic ball bearings, contoured and tensioned stainless steel clips for tip-up carry and sleek designs are the features shared by all models. Let's delve into more detail.

Xiphos, Karak, Tsuru and Validus: the SIG Sauer – Eikonic knife collection

The Xiphos
The Xiphos features a 86-mm Nitro-V steel modified Tanto blade. Handle can be coyote brown G10 or grey black Micarta.

Xiphos, Karak, Tsuru and Validus are the names of the four models that make up the SIG Sauer – Eikonic knife collection.

the Karak knife sports
With a 86-mm Nitro-V steel blade with Wharncliffe profile, the Karak knife sports is available with green or black Micarta handle.

The Xiphos name is inspired by the straight sword used by the ancient Greek hoplites. Forged from Nitro-V steel, it features an 86-mm modified Tanto blade. Handle can be coyote brown G10 or grey black Micarta. Liner and clip are satin-finished stainless-steel liner, backspacer and integrated glass breaker are anodized black aluminum. Overall length is 190 mm, weight is 108 g. Price (MSRP in the US): $149.99.

The 154CM steel Tanto blade
The three handle options of the Tsuru model: green Micarta, black Micarta or coyote brown G10. The 154CM steel Tanto blade is 84-mm long.

The Karak sports a 86-mm Nitro-V steel blade with Wharncliffe profile. Made for utility and everyday reliability, the tactical looking Karak is 193-mm long and weighs 102 g. Handle can be green or black Micarta. Price is $149.99.

A collection of premium knives from SIG Sauer
The Validus can have a blade with or without serrations and comes with three
handle options: black G10, green Micarta and black Micarta. The 96-mm blade
is M390 steel with drop-point profile.

Named after the Japanese crane symbolizing good fortune, longevity, fidelity, and peace, the Tsuru features a 154CM steel Tanto blade that is 84-mm long – overall length is 203 mm. Weight is 99 g. Designed for minimalist sophistication and with a redesigned pocket clip with flush-fitting screws for discreet carry, the Tsuru comes with green or black Micarta handle. A version with coyote brown G10 handle is also available. Recommended price in the US is $249.99.

The Validus (from the Latin word meaning “strong”) offers two options for its M390 steel drop-point blade – with or without serrations – both with a sleek Diamond-Like Coating (DLC) to ensure sharpness and durability, and three handle options: black G10, green Micarta and black Micarta. Blade length is 96 mm, with an overall length of 222 mm and a weight of 145 g. A redesigned pocket clip features flush-fitting screws and an anodized aluminum backspacer for improved functionality, along with a stainless-steel glass breaker. As for the deployment method, besides the index flipper a 3D thumb stud deployment is also available. The most expensive of the SIG Sauer – Eikonic knife collection, the Validus has a price tag of $324.99.