Cold Steel CS92FR FGX Ring Dagger 3.5" Serrated Blade with Molded Ring Griv-Ex Handle - Black

The Cold Steel CS92FR FGX Ring Dagger is a compact fixed-blade knife built for close-quarters work, survival situations, or backup carry. This 3.5-inch serrated-blade dagger brings serious cutting power to a package that's easy to deploy and control, thanks to its distinctive molded ring grip design. The Griv-Ex handle gives you a secure, non-slip hold even when wet or gloved, while the black finish keeps things low-profile.

The ring dagger concept isn't new, but Cold Steel's execution here prioritizes usability over novelty. The serrated edge excels at cutting rope, webbing, and other fibrous materials—exactly what you need in a survival or tactical context. The fixed blade means zero moving parts to fail and maximum blade strength when you need it. At this size and weight, it's the kind of knife that doesn't feel like a burden in a pack or on a belt, yet it doesn't sacrifice capability.

Whether you're gearing up for backcountry camping, building a survival kit, or looking for a dependable fixed-blade backup, the CS92FR delivers Cold Steel's no-nonsense approach to blade design. The Griv-Ex material is known for durability and grip integrity in rough conditions—something you'll appreciate the moment you actually need a knife.

Key Features

• 3.5-inch serrated fixed blade optimized for cutting rope, webbing, and cordage
• Molded ring handle design for secure, instinctive grip control
• Griv-Ex handle material provides non-slip performance in wet or cold conditions
• Black finish minimizes visibility and glint
• Compact fixed-blade design with no moving parts or failure points
• Lightweight and packable for survival kits, backpack, or belt carry

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the ring dagger design good for?

The ring allows your index or middle finger to thread through, anchoring the blade and improving control during cutting or defensive use. It also helps prevent the knife from being stripped from your hand in high-stress situations. The design works best for close-quarters tasks where precision and retention matter.

Is a serrated blade better than straight-edge for survival?

Serrated edges excel at cutting fibrous materials—rope, webbing, cord, seat belts—without sliding off. A straight edge is better for slicing and detail work. Many survivalists prefer serrated for backcountry and emergency kits because cordage cutting comes up often.

What does Griv-Ex handle material do?

Griv-Ex is a molded synthetic material designed to maintain grip traction in wet, cold, or gloved conditions. It won't get slippery like smooth metal or wood, and it resists salt water and temperature swings.

Can this knife be carried in a pack or on a belt?

Yes. At 3.5 inches with a compact fixed-blade design, it's lightweight and packable. You'll want a quality sheath (sold separately) for safe carry and draw, but the size makes it practical for survival kits, backpack lashing, or belt carry in harsh environments.