NAV-H

The NAV-H is a small twist on the NAV-T. By adding finger grooves the NAV-H is more "grippy" and possibly better suited for wet applications or as a survival knife in the cockpit. The NAV-H has been specially adapted for U.S. NAVY applications. This knife feels like part of your arm when clenched in the fist.

The Medford NAV-H is part of the Navigator (NAV) series alongside the NAV-T. Blade geometry: drop-point with clean full flat grind and forward quillon. Finish options: DLC/PVD black, brushed satin, and fire/heat patina bare steel. Handle options: black G10 with scalloped tang spine visible above scales (two machine screws), tan/coyote G10 (same construction), and black paracord-wrapped bare tang. Hex-socket multi-tool cutout in butt tang on all variants. Sheath: black modular kydex with platform belt attachment. Sold through Hollow Grind, Michigan Knives, and other dealers. Model discontinued; part of the same generation as the NAV-T, TS-2, and TST-1 paracord-handle series.