Finch Jackrabbit - Jazz Stripes - Zebra Carbon Fiber

Dangerously cool - Blades from the Gangster Era!

Born in Kansas City's Prohibition underworld where the Sugar House Syndicate ruled their liquor and political muscle. Our blades channel a time when outlaws like Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd, and Baby Face Nelson made headlines nationwide. Bold, rebellious, and dangerously cool.

John Dillinger was an American outlaw known for bank heists and fast getaways. His exploits during the Great Depression made him one of the most feared criminals of the 20th century. In 1934 the FBI declared him Public Enemy #1 due to the frequency and audacity of his crimes and was one of the most wanted men in the country.

The Jackrabbit "Jazz Stripes" carries a handle of carbon fiber that flows in a zebra stripe pattern, all in shades of black. The layered look shifts with the light, giving it a sense of depth and movement. A steel rabbit head inlay ties it back to the Syndicate name, a mark of identity on a knife built with quiet strength.

1. Specs:
2. Overall Length: 7.75" (197mm)
3. Blade Length: 3" (76mm)
4. Handle Length: 4.3"
5. Blade Steel: 14C28N
6. Blade Finish: Satin
7. Handle Material: Carbon Fiber
8. Lock Type: Lockback
9. Country of Origin: China