Blade materials and their advantages:
The blade is made of Damascus steel with a hardness of 62 HRC. Due to the multi-layered structure of the Damascus, the knife is characterized by high strength, excellent wear resistance and long-term preservation of the cutting edge. This hardness ensures a steady retention of sharpness even during prolonged use.
However, Damascus steel requires regular maintenance to prevent corrosion, as the Damascus does not have an absolute stainless nature. But the aesthetics of Damascus β a unique pattern of layers β turns the knife into a real piece of art.
The shape of the blade is Yakut:
The traditional Yakut blade shape, characteristic of the knives of the northern peoples, is characterized by an asymmetric geometry and the presence of a sample on one side — a hole. This makes the blade stick less to food, and the shape itself is great for planing, butchering fish, slicing meat, skinning, and minor carpentry. This geometry makes the knife in demand among hunters, fishermen, tourists and connoisseurs of ethnic tools.
Handle material and ergonomics:
The handle is made of high-tech carbon fiber, which combines exceptional strength with lightness and resistance to moisture. Carbon fiber is not subject to swelling and deformation, provides excellent grip even in wet conditions. The black color gives the instrument a modern, concise look, and the tactile sensations of use are as comfortable as possible for longβterm operation.
The handle length of 130 mm allows you to confidently use the knife both with gloves and with your bare hand.
Design features and wear resistance:
The blade thickness of 3 mm gives an optimal balance between cutting ability and fracture strength. The folding mechanism is convenient for everyday wear, and the leather scabbard makes transportation safe and aesthetic.
The high hardness and layering of the damascus ensures a long service life of the cutting edge, however, we emphasize the importance of regular sharpening with special stones in order to maintain the brand's sharpness.
Moisture resistance and care:
Carbon fiber does not absorb moisture at all, which guarantees the durability of the handle in any climatic conditions. Damascus steel requires careful care: after use, it is advisable to wipe the blade dry and periodically lubricate it with oil to protect it from corrosion.
Scope of application. Optimal tasks and constraints
It is ideal for outdoor work: tourism, hunting, fishing, survival, as well as for household and household tasks, planing, cutting fish and meat according to northern traditions.
An excellent choice for collectors due to the unique blade pattern and ethnic heritage.
It is comfortable for long—term work with gloves and at low temperatures - carbon fiber does not slip and does not "give off" cold, like metal.
It can be an indispensable companion on expeditions and hunting, where reliability and ease of carrying are important.
It is not recommended for heavy chopping, opening metal packages or working on hard materials (stone, metal) — this can lead to chipping on the sharp cutting edge.
It is not designed to operate in an aggressive chemical environment.
Advantages and unique moments
Handmade — each knife is unique.
Combining traditional technologies of the Northern peoples with modern materials.
The legendary durability of the Yakut form and the visual appeal of Damascus steel.
Maximum moisture resistance of the handle.
Safe and stylish transportation thanks to the leather sheath.
Brief recommendations and care
This knife will become an indispensable companion for hunters, fishermen, avid tourists and connoisseurs of ethnic tools, as well as for collectors looking for the quality, style and authenticity of the northern knife.
Keep the blade dry and lubricate it with oil periodically; sharpen it on water or oil stones.
If you need a knife for heavy impact work or a super aggressive environment, choose special models designed for this.
