A prototype Secare produced for a UK police firearms unit, the modification from standard being the addition of a glass breaker to the butt of the handle.

Built in a muted, grey and black colourway.

The sheath of this one also a point of interest, a built in leather strap system allows the fitting or removal of a Maxpedition storage pouch.

Not a lot to say about this fine pair of knives other than wow, as we say here in Sheffield, they are reyt proper things, proper things to have, own and use.

Both Secare models, 5mm stock SF100 blade steel, full flat grinds.

Both get handle scales of CIP TeroTuf™, one knife handled in grey, the second in olive green, here a little product into from their own website; CIP TeroTuf, originally designed as a wear material for industrial use, was introduced to the knife industry as a new option for handles. This material has quickly become a preferred alternative to many other utilitarian handle options. TeroTuf is made with 100% polyester resin and fabric with no fillers, is non-toxic, chemically resistant to most cleaning supplies, and does not swell in water. TeroTuf has been weather tested by Ochs Sherworx (after twenty-seven weeks in the sun, CIP material showed no noticeable change).

Scales are secured by a trio of flared 8mm OD stainless tubes.

Supplied in the Kydex sheaths as shown, the sheaths are built in complementary colours and feature Kydex/Cordura belt loops.

Whatever you have in pride of place on your mantelpiece, get rid of it and put one of these there instead. Every so often you can take it out and use it, gralloch a deer, build a shelter, take the side of a house down, start a revolution, fine, it will do it all

Similar, awesome knives would be priced at £475 each.

A benchmark Secare, 5mm stock SF100 blade steel with a blade length of 100mm.

Liners are orange G10, those clad with black G10 scales, all secured by adhesive and a brace of flared stainless steel tubes.

The sheath in this instance a custom made black leather variant, the front pouch sufficient to house a DC4 sharpening stone, a Secare style handled firesteel and orange stitching throughout complete the stylish outfit.

A Secare in green canvas Micarta over orange G10.

The combination of Micarta and G10 scales are secured by the Secare signature flared tubes, x2 at 10mm diameter, not only are these bomb proof fixings but are also supremely useful.

The sheath in this instance a custom made brown leather variant, the front pouch sufficient to house a DC4 sharpening stone and the side loop for a fire steel, orange stitching throughout complete the stylish outfit.

Jerzee Devil Forum Secare, black G10 scales over red G10 liners.

Both have scales of green canvas Micarta over orange liners, one however has those liners at 1mm thick, the other 3mm.

Steels are different too, both get the standard Secare 5mm stock, the knife with the thinner liners however is cut from SF100 steel, the second knife is RWL34.

Standard ‘original’ Secare & SecareX specification of black G10 over orange G10 liners, the grip had a bead blasted finish.

Green canvas Micarta over black liners.

Black and orange G10 grip, featuring a blade of Centenary pattern Damasteel.

A slightly modified slimline version of the Secare here, around 6mm narrower through it’s length.

Green linen Micarta over black liners.

#830 is now joined by a matching SecareX, #830X.

Maroon linen Micarta over yellow liners.

Made to sit alongside #830 although that smaller original predates it by a good couple of years, the SecareX version gets identical green linen Micarta over black liners.