Microtech Combat Troodon Serrated

PRODUCT OVERVIEW 

The Combat Troodon Frag HS Rescue (S/E full serrated) is a solid choice for users who need a rugged, high-capacity OTF rescue knife. With dual-action functionality, M390 steel, rescue hook, and full serration, it’s purpose-built for utility and first responder tasks. The textured Frag handle offers reliable grip, and the orange version adds visible safety benefits in critical situations.

Key Specifications

• Model Numbers:
  • 601‑3 THS – Black Frag aluminum handle, black-coated M390 blade
  • 601‑3 CORHS – Orange Frag aluminum handle, orange/satin Cerakote M390 blade  
• Blade:
  • Length: ~3.75‑3.84″ (cutting edge around 3.8″)  
  • Style: Drop point-style with integrated rescue/seatbelt cutter hook
  • Edge: Full serration, optimized for fibrous materials
  • Material: Bohler M390 stainless (material occasionally varies across production)  
• Handle:
  • Material: 6061-T6 aluminum Frag pattern
  • Finish: Black or orange Cerakote, aggressive texturing for grip
  • Length: ~5.75″; overall knife ~9.5″, closed ~5.75″  
• Weight: Approx. 5.2–5.8 oz (149–155 g) depending on model  
• Action: Dual-action OTF mechanism (push forward deploys, pull retracts)
  • Glass breaker tip with tungsten-carbide ball doubles as pocket-clip hardware
  • Ported chassis design helps prevent debris accumulation  
• Origin: Made in the USA, back by Microtech’s lifetime warranty policy .

Design & Practical Features

• Rescue Blade: The rescue hook is ideal for cutting seat belts, clothing, and webbing without risking further injury.
• Frag Pattern Handle: Aggressive texturing aids grip retention in stressful or wet conditions.
• Visibility: The orange variant enhances visibility—especially useful for first responders or outdoor operations. 

Performance & Handling

• Action Feel: Typical Microtech OTF deployment—smooth, strong, and fast. Some users report that regular maintenance (e.g. lubrication) is key to preserving function over time.  
• Blade Utility: Full serration excels at rope, seatbelt, and strap cutting, but sharpening serrations requires special tools and technique.