Petrified Fish Forward PF-818 Green Folding Knife
The Petrified Fish Forward PF-818 Green folding knife is an everyday knife for basic use.
Forward is a model with an uncomplicated structure and universal design. It is a medium-sized, light-weight knife, which means that it does not burden the pocket too much and at the same time fits well in the hand. Forward is a great companion both in the office when a courier visits us with a package that requires opening, and in the warehouse when there is a need to cut a thicker cardboard. Forward is also a great tool for a family picnic, which, thanks to a fairly long blade, will effectively support the process of preparing a food.
The Petrified Fish Forward PF-818 Green folding knife has an efficient drop point blade made of D2 steel known for its cutting efficiency and easy to sharpen and care for. The handle of the knife is made of gray G10 composite. The knife is opened due to the protruding flipper and the blade is blocked by a liner lock.
QSP Knife Parrot V2 QS102-B Liner Lock Satin D2 Green G10
The Parrot knife was designed and made by QSP Knife. It owes its name to the combination of colors of the hilt covers present in this model, with the multitude of colors in which exotic parrots are often dotted. Parrot can be found with black, olive, blue or even pink covers. In addition, the drop point blade with its feisty look appears almost like a raised tip of this friendly bird. The picture is completed by the shape of the handle, which ends with a characteristic bevel similar to the parrot's tail feathers. These two elements, although static, express a kind of dynamics, almost like parrot feathers show that they are ready to act immediately, without any preparation or unnecessary reflections.
QSP Knife Parrot is a simple everyday knife that, thanks to the variety of handle colors, will meet the expectations of both women and men.
QSP Knife Penguin QS130-C
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.
