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CRKT Minimalist Cleaver
€44.95
CRKT Minimalist Cleaver
Alan Folts Design
G10 handle scales
under 50 grams
The mini cleaver
Neck knives are more popular than ever. No wonder - after all, these little companions are not only incredibly useful but also easy to carry. Whether on a belt, in the pocket of your pants or - very classically - with a cord around the neck, its of course a matter of personal taste.
With the Minimalist Cleaver, designed by Alan Folts, CRKT are now launching a somewhat unusual Neck Knife, whose blade shape is clearly inspired by a classic kitchen cleaver. The 3mm thick and sturdy blade has a completely straight edge, which is commen for this blade style and can be easily sharpened again thanks to the 5Cr15MoV steel. The hole at the top is also typical for the kitchen utensils where this knife took its inspiration from.
The handle, on the other hand, has been shaped to create three generous grooves in which the fingers can immediately find their place. The black G10 of the handle scales nestles well into the hand and allows the Minimalist Cleaver to be handles with ease. The hand-adjusted GRP sheath can be worn around the neck with a cord or attached vertically to the belt with a clip.
If you are looking for an inexpensive but absolutely efficient mini fixed blade, you should definitely take a look at the Minimalist Cleaver.
CRKT Pilar III D2
€84.95
CRKT Pilar III D2
Full grown EDC knife with pocket clip
Jesper Voxnaes Design
G10 handle and D2 blade
For bigger hands
Most pocket knife fans know the problem: you really like a design, but it is simply too small for your hands. CRKT have already addressed this problem once with their extremely popular Pilar by Jesper Voxnaes and brought a slightly larger version to market with the Pilar(ge) II. Now they've followed up with the Pilar III, an even larger version of the successful model.
What you might notice right away is that the manufacturer didn't just scale up an existing design here, which often just doesn't quite work. Instead, the entire shape of the knife has been adapted to the new size, so that in the end a good 18cm long, full-grown work knife has been created. The handeling is now really good even for users with large hands and allows comfortable work. The stainless steel Framelock locks the Pilar III bombproof and can be operated effortlessly with one hand. The knife is also opened one-handed via the milled thumb hole in the blade. The long forward false edge on the back of the blade gives the Pilar III a more agressive appearance and thus deviates a bit from the look of the original model. For the steel, CRKT have chosen the tried and tested D2 tool steel for this variant. D2 is not only a very cutting alloy but also very tough and thus very well positioned against transverse loads (for example, when carving). To prevent the blade from rusting, we recommend that you clean your Pilar III with a little oil from time to time.
The handle is still provided with a grippy G10 showside, which you can not only clean very easily, but which is also very insensitive to heat or other external influences. If you like to carry your knives with a lanyard, you can thread it through the hole in the back of the protruding backspacer. Another cool feature is the deep-carry clip: this allows you to carry the Pilar III discreetly in your pocket despite its full-size without the knife immediately catching the eye of those around you.
Spyderco Stretch 2 Lightweight K390
€185.00
€214.00
(13.55% saved)
Spyderco Stretch 2 Lightweight K390
K390 steel
Lighweight alternative to the Para Military 2
105 gram
Hard at work
The Stretch 2 eked out a shadowy existence for a long time with the Spyderco knives from the Lightweight series. Among Spyderco fans, however, this model has long been an insider tip. Maybe you have ever wanted a Spyderco Paramilitary 2 Lightweight? Here you go: the Stretch 2 with the K390 steel blade is basically just that.
Well, not exactly, of course. But the similarities between these two models is enormous. First of all, there's the extremely ergonomically shaped handle: thanks to the rounded FRN handle scales, which here have been kept in a very "tooly" steel blue, they fit incredibly well in your hand, so that even longer carving sessions won't cause you any pain. In the middle of the back of the blade you will find Spyderco's famous Mid-Lock, which can be operated effortlessly thanks to the Boye Detent.
The biggest similarity to the PM2 can be found in the blade. Thanks to the straight spine and the bulbous tip, you have a real workhorse of a pocket knife. Thanks to the material thickness of only 3mm, cutting with the Stretch is simply fun. The used K390 steel from Böhler is quite an exotic among today's knife steels. This powder-metallurgical tool steel is not only incredibly tough, but also has an insane cutting ability. The only thing you have to keep an eye on is corrosion - like most tool steels, K390 is not completely stainless.
The pocket clip you can of course convert to all 4 positions and the Stretch 2 thus adapt to your way of wearing. If the Spyderco PM2 was always a bit too angular for you, if you like exotic blade steels or if you fancy a large work knife, you'll be right at home with this model from Spyderco.
Spyderco Delica S30V Pink Heels Black
€162.00
€199.95
(18.98% saved)
Spyderco Delica S30V Pink Heels Black
Pocket knife from the Spyderco "Pink Heels" series, which donates a portion of the proceeds to the Society Against Cancer in Women
compact EDC pocket knife weighing only 68g
FRN handle and black S30V steel blade
The small thingsIn 1990 Spyderco shook up the knife world and revolutionized the pocket knife with the Endura and Delica! Backlock, one handed opening with the famous Spydie Hole and still an absolute lightweight. A modern high-end knife at a fair price and that in two different sizes.
The Delica is the small version of the Spyderco classic. Practical 7.5 cm blade with a total weight of only 71 g - an ultra light and stable knife, which has lost nothing of its charm or use over the years.
Even more than 30 years later, the Delica still cuts a fine figure and can compete with current competitors. The fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handles offer a perfect blend of stability, ergonomics and slip resistance. The design allows ambidextrous use without restrictions, which is also supported by the 4 way clip (tip up, down, left as well as right). The Japanese VG10 steel convinces with its long edge retention and cutting performance.
Pink Heels?You probably noticed that this Delica is not just a normal Spyderco knife. The bright pink handle scales and black blade not only create a super cool contrast, but support an important message. Cancer - especially breast cancer - is one of the most common causes of death among women worldwide. Yet breast cancer in particular could be easily detected with targeted education and regular screening. Pink Heels are committed to precisely this and have launched a whole series of anti-cancer campaigns. Spyderco supports the Pink Heels organization with a portion of the proceeds from each Pink Heels knife sold.
Spyderco Manix 2 black G10
€180.00
€216.00
(16.67% saved)
Compact EDC workhorse knife
Eric Glesser Design
Ball Bearing Lock
Eric's First
Spyderco has been a family business from the beginning. At the very start, the company consisted practically only of Sal Glesser and his wife, who drove around the country with a bus and visited trade shows. Today, Spyderco is based in Golden, Colorado, and has become one of the leading pocket knife manufacturers in the USA. In addition to Sal Glesser, today it is primarily his son Eric who has taken the management of the company in hand. And even his first design, the Manix 2, is a hit.
The Manix 2 is definitely one of the Spyderco knives you'll pick up and not want to put aside again. The ergonomic design offers an incredibly comfortable hand position so that this tool literally sticks in your hand while working. On two solid steel liners sit handle scales made of indestructible G10, which can really take a beating. A central feature of the Manix 2 is the Ball Bearing Lock. Here, a thick steel ball, which sits in a plastic cage, is pushed onto the blade root by means of a centrally mounted spring. This prevents the blade from simply folding back in. This lock is not only incredibly sturdy but also has a completely unique feel. The blade action has a gentle resistance, so that a very controlled action is achieved.
The leaf-shaped blade made of CPM S30V is opened, as you know it from Spyderco for sure, through the large thumbhole. With the blade tip located on the center axis of the knife, you have maximum control over the knife when working with the Manix 2 and can also do very precise cutting work. The fully raised flat ground provides the best cutting properties so that working with this rattle is simply fun.
CRKT Cuatro
€54.95
CRKT CEO Flipper
Compact EDC knife with pocket clip
Richard Rogers-Design
FRN handle and AUS8 blade
Chef Flipper
This design by Richard Rodgers from New Mexico/ USA is one of the best office EDC knives we have ever seen. Due to the low weight and the extremely slim design you can carry this compact cutting tool not only in your pocket but also comfortably in your jacket or even in the breast pocket of a shirt. The clip makes it look more like a pen than a knife - so it doesn't get much more discreet than that. With this new variant of the CEO, you open the knife via a flipper, which guarantees fun (and annoyed colleagues) in the office.
For the handle CRKT use the proven FRN material, which has proven itself over decades as a robust but lightweight handle material. The linerlock locks the knife securely when open and can be conveniently unlocked with one hand. By the way, the slim design of the handle makes this knife very easy to handle even for smaller hands. For the blade steel, CRKT relies on the time-honored AUS8 steel for this version, which is very resistant to rust and can be resharpened very well.
The Deep-Carry-Clip (here Tip-Up/ convertible right or left) lets the CEO discreetly disappear in your pocket and ensures a discreet appearance. You can have this knife with you in almost any setting.
The Designer
Richard Rodgers is truly no stranger to the knife scene. The man from New Mexico/USA has been making knives since 1996 and has won over 50 awards for his work in his 20-year career. His focus is primarily on compact EDC knives and accessories, all of which are manufactured in his own workshop. Since Rodgers' order books are almost always full and his knives are not exactly inexpensive, it is all the more gratifying to now be able to obtain a series version of one of his original designs through CRKT.
Böker Plus Haddock Pro KnifeLounge Exclusive Green Micarta
€99.00
Böker Plus Haddock Pro KnifeLounge Exclusive
KnifeLounge Exclusiv with Micarta handle scales
Limited edition of the Jens Anso design
Micarta handle scales and D2 steel blade
Satin Finish
The second step
A knife that has accompanied our path for a long time is the Böker Haddock. This model - then still manufactured by Böker Manufaktur in Solingen - was one of the first more expensive pocket knives that we included in our program. Since then, the Haddock has appeared in countless versions and is now sold under the Böker Plus label. When considering which should be our second KnifeLounge Exclusive knife, the choice of the Haddock Pro was obvious, as we were completely convinced by the standard variant of this model designed by Jens Ansø. For the first time, this knife is now available for under 100,- Euro!
The idiosyncratically shaped blade with the curved blade back and the nail nick reminds us a little bit of the beak of a bird, but proves to be extremely cutting-friendly due to the long drawn belly of the cutting edge. With a thickness of a full 5 mm, Böker has used a considerable piece of steel here and you could believe that this is more of a crowbar with a cutting bevel than a knife. The trick lies in the very far to the top flat grind, which was set in such a way that the blade runs out thinly to the cutting bevel. For the steel, we chose the very tough D2 tool steel. This steel is not only extremely resilient, but also takes on a very high sharpness. To protect the blade from flash rust, we advise you to clean your knife with a little oil every now and then.
The handle, like the blade, bears the typical signature of Jens Ansø. Unlike its predecessor, the Haddock Pro now features a liner lock. For our KnifeLounge Exclusive version, we have chosen Micarta as the handle material. It was important to us to be able to offer our customers two color variations. So we have the knife once with brown Micarta and - matching our beloved Chesterfield armchair in our Knife Lounge - in a rich dark green.
All in all, you are dealing with a knife that is both a piece of jewelry and a tool. Whether in your display case or in the pocket of your favorite pair of jeans, the Haddock Pro in the KnifeLounge Exclusive variant cuts a fine figure all around.
Böker Plus Haddock Pro KnifeLounge Exclusiv Natural Micarta
€99.00
Version:
Natural Micarta - blade stonewashed
Böker Plus Haddock Pro KnifeLounge Exclusive
KnifeLounge Exclusiv with Micarta handle scales
Limited edition of the Jens Anso design
Micarta handle scales and D2 steel blade
The second step
A knife that has accompanied our path for a long time is the Böker Haddock. This model - then still manufactured by Böker Manufaktur in Solingen - was one of the first more expensive pocket knives that we included in our program. Since then, the Haddock has appeared in countless versions and is now sold under the Böker Plus label. When considering which should be our second KnifeLounge Exclusive knife, the choice of the Haddock Pro was obvious, as we were completely convinced by the standard variant of this model designed by Jens Ansø. For the first time, this knife is now available for under 100,- Euro!
The idiosyncratically shaped blade with the curved blade back and the nail nick reminds us a little bit of the beak of a bird, but proves to be extremely cutting-friendly due to the long drawn belly of the cutting edge. With a thickness of a full 5 mm, Böker has used a considerable piece of steel here and you could believe that this is more of a crowbar with a cutting bevel than a knife. The trick lies in the very far to the top flat grind, which was set in such a way that the blade runs out thinly to the cutting bevel. For the steel, we chose the very tough D2 tool steel. This steel is not only extremely resilient, but also takes on a very high sharpness. To protect the blade from flash rust, we advise you to clean your knife with a little oil every now and then.
The handle, like the blade, bears the typical signature of Jens Ansø. Unlike its predecessor, the Haddock Pro now features a liner lock. For our KnifeLounge Exclusive version, we have chosen Micarta as the handle material. It was important to us to be able to offer our customers two color variations. So we have the knife once with brown Micarta and - matching our beloved Chesterfield armchair in our Knife Lounge - in a rich dark green.
All in all, you are dealing with a knife that is both a piece of jewelry and a tool. Whether in your display case or in the pocket of your favorite pair of jeans, the Haddock Pro in the KnifeLounge Exclusive variant cuts a fine figure all around.
Wüsthof Crafter bread knife 23 cm
€190.00
Wüsthof Crafter bread knife 23 cm
sturdy chef's knife with noble smoked oak handle
blade made of Wüsthof steel
with serrated edge
Technical data:
Blade length:
230 mm
Blade material:
Wüsthof steel
Handle material:
Smoked oak
Dishwasher safe:
No
Civivi Elementum Cuibourtia Wood
€75.00
Civivi Elementum Cuibourtia Wood
Sturdy EDC Knife
Flippertap
brown Cuibourtia wood Scales
The everyday mans knife
One of the first and probably the most famous knife from Civivi is the Elementum. Here, the manufacturer has actually managed to create a pocket knife in the best sense of the word: a companion that you can take with you everywhere and use for a large part of everyday cutting tasks.
The handle of the Element is essentially two milled steel liners, the edges of which have been nicely rounded for an opral hand grip. This allows you to work with the Element beautifully without creating a hotspot. In addition, the liner lock can be conveniently unlocked. Handle scales made of brown Cuibourtia wood were screwed onto the liners, which give the knife a good feel thanks to their velvety-soft texture. For a clean look, the logo of the manufacturer was cleverly integrated into the counter piece of the pivot screw, so that no superfluous inscription is necessary.
The blade, which runs on bronze washers and has a fine satin finish, can be effortlessly shot out of the hilt with the flipper tab, so that fun is virtually guaranteed. The absolute highlight of the Elementum is clearly the blade made of D2 tool steel, in this version with a blackwash-finish: here a hollow grind is used, which was ground out to approx. 0.4mm material behind the cutting edge. This makes this knife an incredible cutting monster. Together with the tapered swedge, the Civi Elementum gets a sporty and racy look, which is still very "socially friendly".
What also amazes is the price: here you get a pocket knife, which is a real everyday tool and may be taken quite hard without you having to worry. By the way: the deep-carry clip ensures that you can carry your element very discreetly without half a pocket knife sticking out of the pocket of your jeans.
WE Knife Banter black G10
€135.00
WE Knife Banter black G10
first Ben Peterson Design
Made by WE Knife
S35VN Blade
Whaaat iiiiiiis up guys?
If you are interested in knives, you can't avoid him: for a long time, Ben Peterson from Blade HQ was a real institution on Youtube. His videos were not just product presentations, but had a completely unique and entertaining style. After his end at Blade HQ, it was a short while style around Ben. However, he was not idle. Together with WE Knife, he developed a pocket knife that is absolutely tailored to Ben's needs and comes with a few clever features. Here comes the Banter.
First, there's the size: perhaps you remember Ben's requirement that a knife be no longer than his outstretched index finger? To test this, Ben likes to put his finger out the back of the blade and see if he can reach the tip. Thanks to its unexciting, universal contour, the handle made of black G10 is very comfortable in the hand and can be used in a variety of positions. In the back, you'll find a lanyard hole through which you can thread a 550 paracord as a safety strap, for example. While the showside is made of a pure g10 scale, the opposite scale has a liner made of black steel, which also provides the super secure linerlock.
The blade is a very universally shaped Spearpoint blade (comes with a blackwash finish in this version) that has been given a large hollow grind. The genius here is that WE Knife have chosen such a thin grind that the Banter is an incredible cutting machine. The S35VN blade just flies through the cut material and is up to all cutting tasks in EDC. Ceramic ball bearings provide a smooth opening of the blade, giving the Banter a certain playfulness.
Together with the black deep-carry clip, which allows the knife to disappear discreetly in your pocket, you get with the WE Knife Banter an impressively versatile EDC pocket knife that turns out to be an excellent companion in everyday life.
Civivi Elementum Micarta Green
€62.00
Civivi Elementum Micarta Green
Sturdy EDC Knife
Flippertap
Micarta Scales
The everyday mans knife
One of the first and probably the most famous knife from Civivi is the Elementum. Here, the manufacturer has actually managed to create a pocket knife in the best sense of the word: a companion that you can take with you everywhere and use for a large part of everyday cutting tasks.
The handle of the Element is essentially two milled steel liners, the edges of which have been nicely rounded for an opral hand grip. This allows you to work with the Element beautifully without creating a hotspot. In addition, the liner lock can be conveniently unlocked. Handle scales made of brown micarta were screwed onto the liners, which give the knife a good feel thanks to their velvety-soft texture. For a clean look, the logo of the manufacturer was cleverly integrated into the counter piece of the pivot screw, so that no superfluous inscription is necessary.
The blade, which runs on bronze washers and has a fine satin finish, can be effortlessly shot out of the hilt with the flipper tab, so that fun is virtually guaranteed. The absolute highlight of the Elementum is clearly the blade made of D2 tool steel: here a hollow grind is used, which was ground out to approx. 0.4mm material behind the cutting edge. This makes this knife an incredible cutting monster. Together with the tapered swedge, the Civi Elementum gets a sporty and racy look, which is still very "socially friendly".
What also amazes is the price: here you get a pocket knife, which is a real everyday tool and may be taken quite hard without you having to worry. By the way: the deep-carry clip ensures that you can carry your element very discreetly without half a pocket knife sticking out of the pocket of your jeans.
Wüsthof Crafter ham knife 20 cm
€180.00
Wüsthof Crafter ham knife 20 cm
sturdy chef's knife with noble smoked oak handle
blade made of Wüsthof steel
very fine ground
Technical data:
Blade length:
20 mm
Blade material:
Wüsthof steel
Handle material:
Smoked oak
Dishwasher safe:
No
WE Knife Banter blue G10
€115.00
WE Knife Banter blue G10
first Ben Peterson Design
Made by WE Knife
S35VN Blade
Whaaat iiiiiiis up guys?
If you are interested in knives, you can't avoid him: for a long time, Ben Peterson from Blade HQ was a real institution on Youtube. His videos were not just product presentations, but had a completely unique and entertaining style. After his end at Blade HQ, it was a short while style around Ben. However, he was not idle. Together with WE Knife, he developed a pocket knife that is absolutely tailored to Ben's needs and comes with a few clever features. Here comes the Banter.
First, there's the size: perhaps you remember Ben's requirement that a knife be no longer than his outstretched index finger? To test this, Ben likes to put his finger out the back of the blade and see if he can reach the tip. Thanks to its unexciting, universal contour, the handle made of blue G10 (Ben Blue) is very comfortable in the hand and can be used in a variety of positions. In the back, you'll find a lanyard hole through which you can thread a 550 paracord as a safety strap, for example. While the showside is made of a pure g10 scale, the opposite scale has a liner made of black steel, which also provides the super secure linerlock.
The blade is a very universally shaped Spearpoint blade that has been given a large hollow grind. The genius here is that WE Knife have chosen such a thin grind that the Banter is an incredible cutting machine. The S35VN blade just flies through the cut material and is up to all cutting tasks in EDC. Ceramic ball bearings provide a smooth opening of the blade, giving the Banter a certain playfulness.
Together with the black deep-carry clip, which allows the knife to disappear discreetly in your pocket, you get with the WE Knife Banter an impressively versatile EDC pocket knife that turns out to be an excellent companion in everyday life.
Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight Black Plain
€105.00
Spyderco Delica 4 Lightweight Black Plain
an all time Spyderco classic for your EDC
compact EDC pocket knife with only 71 g
FRN handle and VG10 steel blade
Small things sometimes mean a whole lot!
In 1990 Spyderco shook up the knife world and completely revolutionized the pocket knife with the Endura and Delica! Backlock, one-hand opening with the iconic Spydie Hole and still an absolute lightweight. A modern high-end knife at a fair price in two different sizes.
The Delica is the smaller version of this Spyderco classic. A highly capable 7.5 cm blade with a total weight of only 71 g - a ultra lightweight but sturdy EDC knife, which has lost nothing of its charm or use over the years.
Even more than 30 years later, the Delica still cuts an impressive figure and can compete with the latest competitors. The fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handles offer a perfect blend of stability, ergonomics and slip resistance. The design allows ambidextrous use without limitation, which is also supported by the 4 way clip (tip up, down, left as well as right). The Japanese VG10 steel impresses with its long edge retention and cutting performance.
Spyderco Endura Lightweight
€122.95
€136.95
(10.22% saved)
Spyderco Endura Lightweight
an all time Spyderco classic for your EDC
full sized EDC pocket knife weighing only 77g
FRN handle and VG10 steel blade
Big shoes to fill
In 1990 Spyderco shook up the knife world and completely revolutionized the pocket knife with the Endura and Delica! Backlock, one-hand opening with the iconic Spydie Hole and still an absolute lightweight. A modern high-end knife at a fair price in two different sizes.
The Endura is the larger version of the Spyderco classic. A solid 9.5 cm blade with a total weight of only 77 g - a full-grown EDC knife, which has lost nothing of its charm or use over the years.
Even more than 30 years later, the Endura still cuts an impressive figure and can compete with the latest competitors. The fiberglass reinforced nylon (FRN) handles offer a perfect blend of stability, ergonomics and slip resistance. The design allows ambidextrous use without limitation, which is also supported by the 4 way clip (tip up, down, left as well as right). The Japanese VG10 steel impresses with its long edge retention and cutting performance.
Spyderco Tenacious Lightweight S35VN Blue
€145.00
€153.95
(5.81% saved)
Spyderco Tenacious Lightweight S35VN Blue
the Spyderco classic as Lightweight version
Allround EDC pocket knife only 105g heavy
FRN handle and S35V steel blade
CRKT Pilar III 8Cr13Mov
€59.95
CRKT Pilar III 8Cr13Mov
Compact EDC knife with pocket clip
Jesper Voxnaes design
G10 handle and 8Cr13Mov blade
For bigger hands
Most pocket knife fans know the problem: you really like a design, but it is simply too small for your hands. CRKT have already addressed this problem once with their extremely popular Pilar by Jesper Voxnaes and brought a slightly larger version to market with the Pilar(ge) II. Now they've followed up with the Pilar III, an even larger version of the successful model.
What you might notice right away is that the manufacturer didn't just scale up an existing design here, which often just doesn't quite work. Instead, the entire shape of the knife has been adapted to the new size, so that in the end a good 18cm long, full-grown work knife has been created. The handeling is now really good even for users with large hands and allows comfortable work. The stainless steel Framelock locks the Pilar III bombproof and can be operated effortlessly with one hand. The knife is also opened one-handed via the milled thumb hole in the blade. The long forward false edge on the back of the blade gives the Pilar III a more agressive appearance and thus deviates a bit from the look of the original model. For the steel, CRKT have chosen - as with the predecessor - the very rustresistant 8Cr13MoV, which is not only very insensitive, but also easy to resharpen.
The handle is still provided with a grippy G10 showside, which you can not only clean very easily, but which is also very insensitive to heat or other external influences. If you like to carry your knives with a lanyard, you can thread it through the hole in the back of the protruding backspacer. Another cool feature is the deep-carry clip: this allows you to carry the Pilar III discreetly in your pocket despite its full-size without the knife immediately catching the eye of those around you.
Böker Plus Atlas Brass
€36.95
Böker Plus Atlas Brass Elegant pocket knife with pocket clip Perfect size for your trouser pocket Brass handle and 12C27 blade
CRKT Cuatro
€34.95
CRKT Cuatro
Compact EDC knife with pocket clip
Richard Rogers-Design
G10 handle and 8CR13MoV blade
Spyderco UK Pen Knife Dark Blue
€149.95
€184.95
(18.92% saved)
Spyderco UK Pen Knife Dark Blue
compact slipjoint knife with pocket clip
under 50g!
FRN handle and CPM-S110V blade
Bergblades Pup Stonewashed with G10 Inlay
€349.00
Bergblades Pup Stonewashed with G10 Inlay
Compact and elegant EDC knife with frame lock
Design by Matt Wesberg
Titanium handle with G10 inlay and CPM-20CV blade with Black DLC-Coating
Contoured Pup
The contoured one of the Iron Pups was already a great, compact EDC knife. Now Bergblades are following suit and have introduced a slightly revised version of the knife.
The dimensions of the new Contoured Pups are still identical to the original Flipper version. The 3D milled handle scales, which have a soft rounding and thus lie even better in the hand, have also remained. The large carbon overlays were dispensed with in this version, so this is a classic Framelock folder with handle scales made of 6AL-4V titanium and an external lockbar cutout. However, the green G10 inlays and the small titanium collar around the pivot screw provide a visual highlight. A black DLC coating was also applied as a finish, which provides a monochromatic look.
But not only the handle, but also with the blade made of CPM20CV (basically the US version of Böhler M390 steel) are a real eye-catcher. First of all, there is the thumb stud, with which the blade can be thrown open effortlessly thanks to the built-in ceramic ball bearings. The grind has also been changed in favor of better cutting performance compared to the original version of the Iron Pup. A hollow grind was therefore used here, which also gives the blade an even more awesome look. The two-tone finish of the previous version was abandoned and instead a DLC coating was chosen, which fits perfectly with the titanium handle scales.
As before, the Iron Pup is manufactured at the highest level by WE Knife.
Viper Katla Wood Zircote
€170.00
Viper Katla Wood Zircote
Jesper Voxnaes design
handle made of Zicote woodDropPoint blade made of M390
Wüsthof Classic Tournament Knife
€69.00
Wüsthof Classic Touring Knife
is particularly suitable for peeling and cleaning round vegetables and fruit such as potatoes or apples
blade made of Wüsthof steel
very finely ground
Technical data:
Blade length:
70 mm
Blade material:
Wüsthof steel
Handle material:
Plastic
Dishwasher safe:
No