TheBenchmade 539GY Anonimus is a true full-tang survival knife, featuring a CPM-Cruwear tool steel blade, G10 liners and a functional sheath with a flint loop. "... A man without a knife is a dead man..." says an old Nordic proverb from the Faroe Islands. This was probably the maxim that guided Benchmade's designers in creating the Anonymous knife - a great tool for buschraft and survival. Benchmade 539GY Anonimus - the perfect knife for buschraft and survivalism Benchmade Anonimus is a medium-sized survival knife with full-tang construction. This term is used to describe knives made of a single piece of steel, whose shank (internal skeleton) extends the full length of the handle. Full-tang has liners attached directly to the shank, which increases the mechanical strength of the knife and makes it virtually indestructible. The blade has a strong hilt, a flat grind and an edge with a pronounced belly, which guarantees smooth cutting and easy penetration. The knife is coated with thermosetting Tungste Grey Cerakote paint. This is an abrasion- and chip-resistant ceramic coating that protects the steel from corrosion. The drop-point head is 2.9 mm at its widest point, which provides high mechanical strength and above-average cutting properties. Thanks to this, the Benchmade 539GY Anonimus can be successfully used for wood batoning, game causation and meal preparation. Such properties guarantee the functionality and durability of the knife and allow it to be used for heavy work. Full-tang knives are famous for their strength and resistance to damage, which is why they are commonly used by soldiers, military, survival and bushcraft enthusiasts. On the back of the blade transverse cutters have been made for thumb rest, which facilitates stable guidance of the blade. Work safety is ensured by an enlarged hilt, which prevents the hand from slipping on the blade. The knife has a choil (oval cutout on the blade) with a sharp edge, the size of which has been adapted for use with ferrocerium flints.