Buzzard is an USA-inspired EDC multi-tool neck knife designed by Hydra Knives. His first appearance was on a Kickstarter campaign that reached its goal in less than 24 hours.

Many would consider a perfect EDC to be just a small blade, well, for us it's not that simple. Buzzard combines the perfect proportion of an elegant blade with your personal screwdriver and fixed wrench.

Buzzard can be transformed into any screwdriver simply by attaching a little wrench into its hex hole.

HEXAGONAL HOLE FOR BIT WRENCH

Buzzard is inspired by EDC-Be prepared trends, so this feature allows the user to carry their favorite screwdriver on their adventures.

On its handle it also contains a fixed key of the most commonly used key sizes: m6, m5 and m3.

The result is a feather-light knife with more features than a regular blade, balancing a great blade with the tools you might need every day.

FIRE STEEL NOTCH

Firesteel Notch

The overall shape of Buzzard is inspired by the American market, but it is entirely made in Europe from quality materials and raw materials, ensuring that Buzzard is a fine blade.

Buzzard's secret is in its design: one blade makes a precise cut; a Seax tip and an ergonomic handle that adapts to your hand. This ergonomic handle ends in a safety ring to ensure a firm grip while projecting more force.

The icing on the cake is that Buzzard can be carried and used by both left and right users. The sheath design allows you to wear it almost any way imaginable: horizontal, vertical, attached to your belt, strapped to a bag, hanging around your neck, and more.

Nozzle positions

Whether it's unscrewing the wheels of your bike, chopping wood or starting a fire, Buzzard is your versatile EDC knife.

Technical specifications of the nozzle:

The nozzle is made of 5mm 1.4116 stainless steel. The nozzle is not a brittle blade.

black vulture buzzard

Total length: 17cm (6.69″)

Blade length: 8cm (3.15″)

Brim Length: 7.5cm (2.95″)

Handle length: 9cm (3.54″)

Steel width: 5 mm (0.19″)

Hardness between 55-57 HR. Cryogenic treatment.

Nozzle knife alone: 79 gr (2.78 Ounces)

Nozzle sheath: 30 gr (1.06 Ounces)

Firesteel Notch: Raise a fire quickly by simply using the notch at the end of the blade near the tip. This place has not been ground to facilitate the use of a fire rod.

Thumb serrations on the blade help cut more accurately and safely with Buzzard.

Thumb serrations on the blade secure the grip, especially when carrying or using the safety ring. It also helps you to use the screwdriver and wrench.

The safety ring ensures a firm grip while facilitating extraction. It can be used to break things (like a glass in an emergency or a coconut). As you hold Buzzard with your whole hand while projecting more force.

Key: Buzzard was designed for use in wild or urban environments. Want to mess up your bike wheel? We have your back. Many users won't use this feature, but it's also a good way to lighten up Buzzard.

Bit Keyhole: Your personal screwdriver, simply swap out one bit key for another and you'll have your very own personal screwdriver. For more information on the hex key holder and the hex key, see its product page.

Seax Tip: Helps you make a precise, straight cut while minimizing the risk of accidental stabbing. We were inspired for our purpose by the beak of the Buse. To look like raptors, we decided to make Buzzard with a hint of seax.

Powder Coating - Textured Powder Coating: Powder coating makes the knife frictionless, it is said to help the user extract a knife from different materials. It also protects your blade from corrosion to help it withstand a corrosive environment such as salt water. It also gives the blade that tactical look. Our coating is composed of an epoxy base covered with polyester. Coatings are a knife industry classic by some of today's leading brands.

Buzzard is made of 1.4116 stainless steel, a popular steel on kitchen knives due to its exceptional resistance to corrosion. Buzzard is user-friendly and this steel is the best choice for making an EDC tool to be used by every user, expert or not.