Muela Skinner Knife Olive Wood 75 mm (IBEX-8.OL)
Nóż Muela Skinner Olive Wood 75 mm (IBEX-8.OL) to praktyczny nóż do skórowania o konstrukcji full tang, stworzony z myślą o miłośnikach polowań oraz wszystkich, którzy doceniają wszechstronność. Wyważony i solidny, ten nóż stanowi nieodzowny element wyposażenia każdego, kto ceni sobie rzetelność i precyzję.
Muela Knife Bowie Pakkawood 135mm (BWF-14)
Nóż Muela Bowie Pakkawood 135mm (BWF-14) z serii BWF hiszpańskiej firmy Muela to niezastąpiony towarzysz na polowaniach i w wyprawach survivalowych. Jego stała klinga wykonana ze stali molibdenowo-wanadowej (MoVa) zapewnia niezwykłą wytrzymałość i ostrość, radząc sobie bez problemu w każdym zadaniu.
Black Fox BF-114 Tactical Assisted Folding Knife
Black Fox BF-114 Tactical Assisted Folding Knife is a compact, strong and light EDC (EveryDay Carry) and tactical folder.
The presented BF-114 has a clip point blade with hollow grind and a satin finish to hide any scratches. It is opened with thumb studs with spring assist that allow you to quickly unfold the knife, and the liner lock is responsible for blocking. The handle is made of black G10. The whole is complemented by a strong, steel clip (Tip-Down).
BPS Knives BS1FT Compact Camping Knife Carbon Steel
BPS Knives BS1FT Compact Camping Knife Carbon Steel is designed especially for camping, mountain trips and broadly understood outdoor.
BPS Knives BS1FT Compact Camping Knife Carbon Steel has a working profile of a spear point blade with scandinavian grind. The 1066 carbon steel blade has a polished finish and the handle is made of ash wood. The set with the knife includes a brown leather sheath decorated with stitching.
FOX Edge Sparrow FE-033 G10 OD Green Folding Knife by Denis Simonutti
FOX Edge Sparrow FE-033 G10 OD Green Folding Knife by Denis Simonutti is a project created in cooperation between an Italian designer and a manufacturer from the knife basin in Maniago.
Sparrow is a budget knife for everyday use. Pleasant ergonomics and a usable blade will come in handy during typical EDC tasks.
FOX Edge Sparrow FE-033 G10 OD Green Folding Knife by Denis Simonutti has a 9Cr13MoV stainless steel blade (sand blasted) and a handle made of skeletonized steel and G10. It's one hand opened by thumb hole and the open blade is protected by a liner lock. The knife is equipped with a steel pocket clip.
LionSTEEL TIP GY Small Titanium Pearl Grey Bead
Koralik LionSTEEL TIP GY Small Titanium Pearl Grey was created as an aesthetic and functional addition to a knife, flashlight or keychain.
TIP (Small Titanium Pearl) it is made of grey anodized titanium and consists of two parts. The screw with spreader allows you to block and hide the paracord inside the bead and creates an aesthetic ending of the knife, flashlight or key ring. Hung on a knife or flashlight, it will help to remove the knife from the pocket or sheath and extend the grip of a small flashlight.
Sandrin Knives Torino Carbon Fiber Folding Knife | Tungsten Carbide Blade 71 HRC Recoil Lock
Sandrin Knives Monza Torino Carbon Fiber Folding Knife | Tungsten Carbide Blade 71 HRC Recoil Lock is an innovative project of an Italian manufacturer with definitely unusual parameters.
Torino has a carbide blade specially designed for the Sandrin Knives brand by the leading carbide producer, the Italian company Turmond S.p.A. The blade with an amazing hardness of 71 HRC, made of Polyhedral Tungsten Carbide (PTC), retains unprecedented flexibility in this type of material and impressively long-lasting sharpness (StaySharp ™ technology). Combined with the innovative Recoil Lock (locking mechanism inspired by the PowerLock developed by Malaysian designer SNECX Tan) and sophisticated design, we get a unique Everyday Carry folding knife (EDC).
Sandrin Knives Torino Carbon Fiber Folding Knife | Tungsten Carbide Blade 71 HRC Recoil Lock in the presented version has carbon fiber handle linings. Easy opening is achieved by double-sided thumb stud. The knife is designed with a deep carry titanium clip decorated with a pattern inspired by Fibonacci sequence.
