Blade Steel:Damascus steel, hardness HRC 62 is a modern synthesis of multilayer forging and a traditional artistic approach. This steel guarantees high wear resistance, excellent sharpening retention and a unique, incomparable pattern of wavy layers. Damascus allows you to use the knife really actively, while it retains its working sharpness much longer compared to most other steels.
Blade shape: Drop Point is a universal shape with a smooth lowering of the butt line to the tip. Classic for multifunctional knives: it is convenient for cutting, precise punctures and working with products, as well as for most household and tourist tasks.
Sizes:Blade length β 123 mm, width β 28 mm, thickness β 2.4 mm. This makes the knife maneuverable, well balanced and safe even when working with one hand.
Handle material: Natural birch bark is a lightweight, ecoβfriendly, warm and non-slip material that feels great even in a wet palm. This knife is convenient to hold during long-term operation, the handle does not "freeze" in the cold and remains tenacious in the hand, which is especially important for hunters, tourists and fishermen.
The scabbard:Classic leather is durable, stylish, protects the blade well and allows you to safely carry the knife on your belt.
Hardness HRC 62: It is very high for universal knives, which increases wear resistance, but requires careful handling when working on very hard materials to avoid discoloration of the thin cutting edge.
Advantages and optimal usage scenarios
It is ideal for tourism, fishing, hunting, as well as for household chores and outdoor cooking.
Due to its shape, the Drop Point is great for cleaning, butchering meat and fish, milling, slicing vegetables, bread, processing skins and other precise manipulations.
Reliable operation in damp and cold conditions due to the birch bark handle, does not slip even in a wet palm.
Damascus steel is resistant to chipping, retains sharpening longer and is minimally susceptible to wear with proper care.
The birch bark handle has a rough warmth and does not absorb moisture, giving an exclusive appearance and pleasant tactile sensations.
Limitations and specific conditions
Damascus steel requires regular maintenance: after each use, it is recommended to wipe the blade dry and periodically lubricate it with anti-corrosion oil, especially when used in a humid environment.
It is not recommended to use a knife for cutting bones, opening metal containers or working on superhard materials — the cutting edge may be discolored due to its high hardness.
Birch bark does not tolerate prolonged exposure to open flames or chemical solvents, and the knife should be stored in a dry place.
Sharpening requires care, it is better to use a fine-grain whetstone or a specialized Damascus steel system.
Unique features and legacy
Each blade is unique due to the hand—forged damask and wavy pattern, which makes the knife not just a tool, but a collector's item or gift level.
The birch bark handle is not only a practical solution for field conditions, but also a part of the northern traditional craft, giving the knife a national character and aesthetic value.
The combination of high-tech steel and historical materials turns this knife into the embodiment of a balance of modernity and tradition, handmade and functional.
A short recommendation and a suitable audience
This knife will become an indispensable companion for hunters, anglers, tourists and any connoisseur of handmade and natural materials who is looking for a versatile and durable tool for outdoor activities, but is ready to pay attention to the care of the product. Thanks to the unique damask pattern and birch bark handle, the knife is also ideal for collectors and as a status gift. It is not recommended for those who are looking for a tool for heavy work on metal, bones or requires absolute indestructibility in aggressive conditions.
Care: always wipe the blade dry after use, store it in a leather sheath in a dry place, and wipe the handle periodically with a soft cloth. To maintain sharpness, use fine-grained stones, avoiding aggressive abrasives.
