QSP Knife Penguin QS130-E
Nóż Penguin to projekt QSP Knife nawiązujący swoją nazwą do sympatycznych ptaków, nielotów zamieszkujących głównie zimne morza południowej półkuli Ziemi. Rzeczywiście - rozłożony nóż, kiedy ostrzem skierować go do góry przypomina dziób pingwina a rękojeść tułów tego ptaka... Nazwa noża nie odnosi się jednak wyłącznie do wyglądu noża. Wręcz przeciwnie - uwydatnia też jego cechy użytkowe. Ostrze, kiedy trzeba potrafi być "charakterne" i "zadziorne" jak dziób pingwina, rękojeść podczas pracy idealnie dopasuje się do dłoni, tak jak ciało małego pływaka wpasuje się w każdy przerębel. Chropowatość okładek z micarty, niczym nastroszone pióra pingwina utrudni ślizganie się noża w ręce kiedy pracujemy w wilgotnym środowisku.
Niewielki, poręczny i sprytny, ale stawi czoła każdemu wyzwaniu, tak jak mały pingwin radzi sobie z bezkresem mórz i oceanów...
QSP Knife Penguin QS130-D
Nóż Penguin to projekt QSP Knife nawiązujący swoją nazwą do sympatycznych ptaków, nielotów zamieszkujących głównie zimne morza południowej półkuli Ziemi. Rzeczywiście - rozłożony nóż, kiedy ostrzem skierować go do góry przypomina dziób pingwina a rękojeść tułów tego ptaka... Nazwa noża nie odnosi się jednak wyłącznie do wyglądu noża. Wręcz przeciwnie - uwydatnia też jego cechy użytkowe. Ostrze, kiedy trzeba potrafi być "charakterne" i "zadziorne" jak dziób pingwina, rękojeść podczas pracy idealnie dopasuje się do dłoni, tak jak ciało małego pływaka wpasuje się w każdy przerębel. Chropowatość okładek z micarty, niczym nastroszone pióra pingwina utrudni ślizganie się noża w ręce kiedy pracujemy w wilgotnym środowisku.
Niewielki, poręczny i sprytny, ale stawi czoła każdemu wyzwaniu, tak jak mały pingwin radzi sobie z bezkresem mórz i oceanów...
QSP Knife Bison QS134-B
The QSP Knife Bison has a name inspired by the physiognomy of the American bison.
When looking at the whole, we notice a rather massive structure and an interesting design referring directly to the "bowie" knives. Made of D2 steel with a denim micarta handle gives it a pleasant and functional character. Bison can be successfully recommended for various outdoor trips, including bushcraft and even survival trips.
The Bison knife is equipped with a kydex holster, the additional advantage of which is the possibility of mounting both vertically and horizontally, depending on the user's preferences.
QSP Knife Neckmuk QS125-C
Neckmuk is a QSP Knife project designed by Arthur Brehm.
This is a typical neck type knife, which is also emphasized in its name. The name Neckmuk also refers directly to the shape of the blade modeled in the knives used by one of the more famous nineteenth-century American promoters of life in the bosom of nature George „Nessmuk” Sears’s.
Due to the fact that Nessmuk spent a large part of his life in the field, he thought that the camping knife should not be too large and have an exaggerated thickness and its shape should help in cutting meat and preparing food.
The Neckmuk project definitely falls within this canon. It is a small, handy and agile knife with a fixed blade, which will be useful during various field activities, but it can also be your everyday blade.
QSP Knife Neckmuk QS125-B
Neckmuk is a QSP Knife project designed by Arthur Brehm.
This is a typical neck type knife, which is also emphasized in its name. The name Neckmuk also refers directly to the shape of the blade modeled in the knives used by one of the more famous nineteenth-century American promoters of life in the bosom of nature George „Nessmuk” Sears’s.
Due to the fact that Nessmuk spent a large part of his life in the field, he thought that the camping knife should not be too large and have an exaggerated thickness and its shape should help in cutting meat and preparing food.
The Neckmuk project definitely falls within this canon. It is a small, handy and agile knife with a fixed blade, which will be useful during various field activities, but it can also be your everyday blade.
QSP Knife Penguin QS130-A Folding Knife D2 Steel Brown Micarta
Knife Penguin is a QSP Knife project. Its name is a reference to friendly flightless birds mainly inhabiting the cold seas of the southern hemisphere of the Earth. Indeed- the unfolded knife, when is is pointed upwards it resembles a penguin's beak and the handle the body of the bird. However, the name of the knife does not only refer to the appearance of the knife. On the contrary- it also enhances its functional features. The blade, when necessary, can be "feisty" and "of strong character" just like a penguin's beak, the handle will perfectly match the hand during work, just like the body of a small swimmer will fit into every hole. The roughness of the micarta lining, like a penguin's raised feathers, will make slipping of the knife if ones hand when in use in a humid environment.
Small, handy and clever, but it will face any challenge, just as a small penguin can deal with the vastness of the seas and oceans.
QSP Knife Snipe QS121-C
Snipe designed by QSP Knife is a knife inspired by the physiognomy of one of the medium-sized migratory bird varieties, a characteristic handle arched downwards with its beak. It is this part of the animal's body, just like Snipe’s blade, that definitely outperforms the whole, giving it a distinct, working character.
QSP Snipe is a daily use knife that can also successfully carry out heavier work. Due to its solid construction and size, it can also be used as hardware support during tactical operations.
Snipe has another interesting feature that also gives it the feature of a rescue knife. It is a window breaker located at the end of the handle.
Holding Snipe in your hand, you will have no doubt that this is the right choice for a trip, to work, or to the car as a handy tool for the situation "if indeed".
QSP Knife Neckmuk QS125-A
Neckmuk is a QSP Knife project designed by Arthur Brehm.
This is a typical neck type knife, which is also emphasized in its name. The name Neckmuk also refers directly to the shape of the blade modeled in the knives used by one of the more famous nineteenth-century American promoters of life in the bosom of nature George „Nessmuk” Sears’s.
Due to the fact that Nessmuk spent a large part of his life in the field, he thought that the camping knife should not be too large and have an exaggerated thickness and its shape should help in cutting meat and preparing food.
The Neckmuk project definitely falls within this canon. It is a small, handy and agile knife with a fixed blade, which will be useful during various field activities, but it can also be your everyday blade.
