Brand: Smith & Wesson
Type: Dagger, Dual-Edge, Full Tang
Series/Collection: H.R.T
Size: Small
Blade Material: 7Cr17MoV High Carbon Stainless Steel
Handle Material: Thermoplastic Elastomer
Edge Type: Plain
Blade Length: 4-3/4"
Handle Length: 4-1/4"
Overall Length: 9"
Color: Black
Application: Everyday Carry
Weight: 7.7 oz
Edge Length: 4-1/4"

Features

The Smith & Wesson HRT9B Boot Knife is a compact fixed‑blade designed for discreet carry and reliable cutting performance in a slim profile. Measuring 9.125 inches overall, it features a 4.875‑inch double‑edge blade constructed from stainless steel with a black finish that reduces glare and adds surface protection. The symmetrical blade geometry supports balanced cutting capability for utility and defensive applications, while maintaining a streamlined design for concealment.

The handle is molded from black rubberized material, providing a secure, non‑slip grip for controlled handling in varied conditions. An integrated lanyard hole adds retention options, while the included black leather sheath is equipped with a belt and boot clip for flexible carry placement. Lightweight and purpose‑built, the HRT9B offers a combination of compact size, durable construction, and discreet carry options for users who need a reliable fixed blade in a low‑profile format.

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