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- Knife Angara Sandvik handle black hornbeam Karelian birch green
Knife Angara Sandvik handle black hornbeam Karelian birch green
Knife Angara Sandvik handle black hornbeam Karelian birch green
- Blade steel tipeSandvik
- Материал рукоятиКарельская береза, Черный граб
- Lengtn blade (os)135 mm
- Witdth blade (os)30 mm
- Толщина клинка3 mm
- Lengtn handle (os) 135 mm
- Hardness (HRC)60
- Product weight, gram165
- SheathGenuine Leather
- Цвет рукоятиЗеленый
- КонструкцияФиксированные
- ОсобенностиС гардой
- Форма клинкаDrop Point
Exact specifications and materials
This knife is based on a blade made of Swedish Sandvik steel with a hardness of 60 HRC, which provides an excellent combination of wear resistance, excellent sharpness and high strength. The 3 mm thick butt and the classic Drop Point shape make the knife incredibly versatile for most outdoor, hiking, fishing or hunting tasks. The 135 mm long blade allows you to confidently perform both precision work and more forceful operations.
The handle is made of a combination of two noble woods – black hornbeam and Karelian birch, which not only gives the knife an expressive appearance, but also guarantees a reliable grip in any conditions. The wood impregnation is resistant to moisture, and the handle itself is treated to minimize the risk of slipping even in a wet hand. The metal guard provides additional finger protection.
The set includes a genuine leather scabbard – this is not only classic and aesthetic, but also a long service life and reliable storage with the tip facing down.
Scope and purpose
The choice of the Drop Point blade is optimal for universal use: this knife performs well when cutting game, household chores, preparing food in nature and fine handicraft operations. The durable and comfortable grip makes the Angara an ideal companion for long outings, whether hunting, fishing or hiking.
Due to its balanced size and shape, the knife is also suitable for woodwork, basic bushcraft, cutting food, and even for delicate kitchen tasks away from home. The combination of durable Sandvik steel and ergonomics justifies the choice for active travelers and lovers of high-quality handmade products.
Advantages of the knife
- Sandvik steel: high wear resistance, excellent sharpening retention, easy maintenance (thanks to its chemical composition, it is easy to fix even in the field).
- Corrosion protection: Sandvik is resistant to moisture and corrosion, and the handle wood is treated for long service life.
- Thoughtful ergonomics: the shape of the handle and the presence of a guard ensure a secure grip even in the cold or in the rain. The combination of black hornbeam and Karelian birch is not only spectacular, but also as practical as possible.
- Durability: the materials have been selected for decades of use – the knife retains its cut, and the handle is not susceptible to cracking with proper care.
- High versatility: Drop Point is one of the most popular blade shapes in the world due to its versatility and safety of use.
- Handmade and exclusive appearance: each product is unique due to the natural pattern of Karelian birch and the individual processing of wood by the master.
Limitations and important points
- The classic Drop Point is not designed for very heavy cutting or rough breaking (for example, it is not suitable for batoning on thick logs).
- Despite the protection from moisture, it is recommended to avoid prolonged contact with water and not to leave the knife wet for a long time.
- The wooden handle requires periodic maintenance (waxing/ oiling), which preserves aesthetics and durability.
- There are no additional tools or functions, this knife is purely a universal tourist/hunting knife.
Recommendations and a brief conclusion
This knife is an excellent choice for hunters, fishermen, tourists and fans of high-quality handmade products, as well as for collectors who appreciate noble materials and individuality. It is especially good for grocery work, small household tasks, cutting fish and game, and woodwork.
It is not recommended as the only tool for heavy bushcraft (for example, chopping and massive chopping of wood), but for the entire range of everyday tasks outside the home, it is one of the best in its class.
Care: avoid prolonged contact with moisture, wipe the blade dry after use, and regularly treat the handle with special oil or wax for wood. Keep the knife in a dry place in the sheath.
Classic, stylish and practical is the perfect choice for those who value premium materials, handwork and reliability in all situations.