Outdoor knife made of N690 stainless steel with a tamarind wood handle and an embossed sheath. Length 238 mm.
Medium-sized bushcraft knife made of Böhler N690 stainless steel hardened to a hardness of 61 (cryogenic heat treatment) HRC.
The higher blade guarantees excellent cutting properties and at the same time the durability of the knife. The higher-mounted handle ensures the possibility of comfortable food processing in field conditions.
The blade is decorated with etching, satin surface.
The shape of the handle resembles a fish fin and allows a very comfortable grip.
The knife is constructed with a full tang, the handle is made of exotic tamarind wood. The rivets are made of carbon.
The knife includes a leather sheath decorated with embossing with a belt loop.
| Author | David Brož |
|---|---|
| Blade material | Stainless steel N690 |
| Hardness | 61 HRC |
| Grind | Flat with facet |
| Facet angle | 24° |
| Construction | Full tang |
| Handle | Tamarind wood |
| Bolts/Pins | Carbon |
| Weight | 147 g |
| Surface finish | Etching, Satin |
| Blade height | 39 mm |
| Blade thickness | 3.7 mm |
| Blade length | 111 mm |
| Total length | 238 mm |
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