More Benefits
- Spring-assisted folding knife
- Long, narrow spear-point-style black blade
- Flag artwork on a straight, contoured handle
- Flipper-style tabs on both sides
- Tiger Fang logo on the blade
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The Dagger Confederate Flag Spring-Assisted Folding Knife features a black spear-point-style blade paired with a bold red, white, and blue Confederate battle flag handle design. Its symmetrical blade profile, contoured handle, and distinctive double-sided flipper-style tabs create a recognizable dagger-inspired appearance.
Spring-assisted folding knife
The Tiger Fang Confederate Flag Spring-Assisted Folding Knife features a distinctive dagger-inspired blade design and a handle decorated with Confederate battle flag artwork.
The black blade has a long, narrow, spear-point-style profile with a sharply tapered tip and a textured-looking dark finish. The Tiger Fang logo appears near the base of the blade.
The handle features a red background with a blue diagonal cross, white stars, and contrasting white borders. Its straight profile complements the symmetrical appearance of the blade, while the visible pivot hardware and opposing flipper-style tabs give the knife a distinctive silhouette.
Key Features:
Featuring a bold flag-inspired handle and a contrasting black blade, this Tiger Fang folding knife offers a distinctive appearance for themed knife collections.
Close the blade when you are not using it
Wipe the blade clean and dry after use
A drop of oil on the pivot keeps it opening smoothly
Keep out of reach of children
Check your state and local knife laws before you carry it
For adults only
A spring-assisted knife has a small spring inside the handle. You start to open the blade yourself with the flipper tab, and the spring finishes the opening quickly. It is not an automatic knife (switchblade), which opens when you press a button. Some states and cities have rules for spring-assisted knives, so check your local laws before you carry one.
Knife laws are different in each state, county and city. Some places limit blade length, spring-assisted knives, daggers, or carrying a knife hidden on you. Check your state and local laws before you buy, carry or travel with a knife. You are responsible for following the laws where you live and where you take it.
Our store is for adults only. You must be at least 21 years old to use this site or buy from us, and that includes our knives. Keep every knife out of reach of children.
Hold the handle firmly and keep your fingers away from the edge. Swing the blade open until it stops.
To close it, release the lock if your knife has one. Keep your fingers out of the blade's path and fold the blade slowly back into the handle. Always close the blade when you are not using it.
The flipper tab is a small tab on the back of the blade. When the knife is closed, it sticks out from the top of the handle. Press it with your index finger to swing the blade open with one hand. When the knife is open, the tab sits in front of your fingers like a small guard.
Wipe the blade clean and dry after each use. Do not put it in the dishwasher or leave it in water. If your knife folds, a drop of oil on the pivot keeps it opening smoothly. Store it closed, in a dry place. To keep the art on the blade and handle looking new, avoid harsh cleaners and rough scrubbing.
Not in your carry-on bag. TSA rules do not allow knives in carry-on bags. You can pack it in your checked bag: close it and wrap it so it cannot hurt baggage inspectors. Also check the knife laws where you are going.
