42a-Compliant Knives

Opinel children's knife set with case children's knife size 7 with and rounded tip rotating safety ring for safe locking of the blade wood from ecologically managed forests of France case made from 100% recycled plastic bottles as well as regenerated leather from cuttings of the leather goods production

GiantMouse GMF3 Green Micarta satin blade with leather Sheath scales are easily removed, giving you a fantastic skeleton knife Pocket sword The GMF3 (Giant Mouse Fixed 3) is really an eye-catcher. Here, the two designers Jens Ansø and Jesper Voxnaes have really gone out on a limb and designed a knife that is visually a bit out of the ordinary, but still highly functional. First of all, there's the handle, which is sure to catch your eye immediately: the line is clearly reminiscent of the Roman Gladius swords, which provided a very secure hand position with a very clearly pronounced handle end. Don't worry, of course, the GMF3 is much smaller than a Roman war tool. Despite its unusual shape, the small fixed feels surprisingly good and secure in the hand, which is mainly due to the wonderfully rounded and sandblasted Micarta handle scales. For an even better feel, eight small grooves were milled across the handle. If you want to make the knife even lighter and more compact, you can simply unscrew the handle scales and provide the GMF3 with a paracord wrap of your choice to use it as a classic neck knife. The GMF3's tapered blade has been given an almost fully raised flat grind for optimal cutting performance. The rough jimping on the back of the blade also provides a good grip, which allows you to put a lot of pressure on the cutting edge when carving, for example. For the steel, GiantMouse repeatedly uses Böhler N690co, which was developed for cutting tools in the food industry and is highly resistant to rust. You can choose to carry your GMF3 on your belt or simply slip it into your pocket with the hand-sewn, flat leather sheath. With an overall length of 16.5cm you get a very EDC friendly and compact fixed for everyday use.

Higo Kyosotraditional Japanese Higofolded stainless steel handle with a carbon steel blade blade is held on the handle with the thumb without additional locking

Böker Plus Nessmi Pro Black Jesper Voxnaes Design outdoor & everyday knife more compact version of the Nessmuk knife with leather sheath

OTTER Hippekniep large Walnut Hippekniep large Handmade in Germany SlipJoint

Children's knife Opinel stainless The children's knife from Opinel has a rounded blade made of stainless steel and was combined with a wooden handle. As usual with Opinel knives, of course, is not missing the locking ring that securely locks the blade in the unfolded state and after folding, prevents unintentional opening.

Schnitzel DU Carving Knife for Children from 10 years, Green For children and teenagers (10 - 18 years) with Scandi grind non-slip and contoured G10 handle scales for safe handling sharpened blade and normal blade tip (not rounded like a classic kids knife) with Kydex sheath Note about the Scandi grind:The Scandi grind has good cutting properties but is not suitable for "harder" work like batoning. Please choose an axe or hatchet for this.

Higo Hoseki Damascus classic japanese pocket knife brass handle Damascus blade

Böker Barlow M4 Sherman-Damascus striking drop shape inspired by the English pocket knives of the 17th century blade made of different materials from the production of M4 Sherman tanks the damascus of 80 layers is reminiscent of tank tracks(forged by hand by Chad Nichols in the pattern Customized Ladder) with high quality felt case for storage, certificate of authenticity and individual serial number Handmade in the Böker knife manufactory Solingen

Schnitzel DU Carving Knife for Children from 10 years, Red For children and teenagers (10 - 18 years) with Scandi grind non-slip and contoured G10 handle scales for safe handling sharpened blade and normal blade tip (not rounded like a classic kids knife) with Kydex sheath Note about the Scandi grind:The Scandi grind has good cutting properties but is not suitable for "harder" work like batoning. Please choose an axe or hatchet for this.

Scissors Phillips screwdriver Bottle OpenerWire stripperTweezers Toothpick

OTTER Hippekniep large Hippekniep large blade carbon ca. 9,5 cm handle Plum tree  ca. 11,5 cm in box

Otter Three Rivet Knife Choice of traditional non-stainless carbon steel blade or stainless steel blade Handle material: smoked oak SlipJoint Handmade in Solingen Traditional and popular pocket knife with eye-catching brass rosettes in the handle. The selected bubinga wood handle scales harmonize perfectly with the three polished brass rivets and give the knife a noble elegance.

Böker Plus Zenshin 42 Brass  reminiscent of the Higonokami pocket knives flat brass handle scales in matt stonewash finish without additional liners blade in a two-tone finish flat ground blade Slipjoint in Japanese Fans of Japanese sword and knife art watch out: here comes the Zenshin from Böker Plus. What looks at first glance like an ordinary Higonokami, is in fact a real Slipjoint and is legal to carry in a lot of places. Unlike the Framelock version, the handle scales on this variant are made of solid brass. This material is due to the slightly higher weight not only satiated in the hand, but also forms after some time a very individual patina. So on the one hand you have a pocket knife with the look of a traditional cutting tool from Japan, but on the other hand all the advantages of a modern slipjoint folder. The blade, made of very rust-resistant 440C steel, has a two-tone finish, which adds to the modern feel. All in all, the Zenshin is a dignified nod to Japanese tradition and brings the design of the Higonokami into the 21st century.

Opinel oyster knife Opening oysters requires strength and skill. The oyster knife from Opinel, created especially for this purpose, proves to be a good helper in this. It is based on a size 9 handle, in this case made of lacquered bubinga wood. In addition to the attractive appearance, this also provides good protection against moisture penetration. The real highlight, however, is the blade specially produced for opening oysters, only 6.5 cm long but 2.2 mm thick, made of modified 12C27 Sandvik stainless steel. It should be noted that, to release the sphincter of the oyster, the blade is sharpened only at the tip about 1.5 cm. The rest of the blade is blunt and can thus be used as a lever to open. As a genuine Opinel, this model also has the familiar Virobloc lock, which reliably locks the opened knife.

Böker Celos G10 Black very handy handle material: G10 flat blade grind only 500 copies

Böker Plus Koteyka Slipjoint pocket knife with blade of D2 steel an Alexander Krava design

Atelier Perceval - Le Francais Damascus Ram Horn The classic from France made by hand Extremely thin ground stainles damascus steel The Le Francais is already something of a modern classic of the French knife culture and is, along with the L08, one of Perceval's most popular models. Due to the thin, extremely cutting blade and the very universal handle, it is suitable for a whole range of cutting tasks that occur in everyday life. At the same time, the knife does not attract attention in any way and even makes a really good picture in a restaurant. Thanks to the small leather case it can be carried comfortably in your pocket without scratching the beautiful handle. Although we are dealing with a quite modern knife design, the roots of Le Francais go back to the 17th century. Already in this long past time, French farm workers used a very similar looking knife. The Le Francais is locked by a cleanly engaging liner lock, which is wonderfully easy to unlock. Due to the small nail hammer the knife can be opened easily with two hands. The wonderfully pointed blade is very well suited for fine work and the cutting edge, which is sharpened on buffalo leather, comes with an enormous sharpness. The damascus steel used is rust resistant and therefore completely unproblematic in combination with food. All in all you get a really great piece of French knife culture, which will surely take a special place in your collection.  The ram horn, comes from the predominantly from Iran. In many areas the ram is considered the incarnation of power and nature.  Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown in the picture, because the selected materials are natural materials.

Böker Plus Atlas Backlock Droppoint minimalistic construction robust handy suitable for everyday use

Perceval Le Thiers Great, timeless design work Excellent cutting properties Loving and high quality workmanship Besides the ever-popular Laguiole knife, the Le Thiers is the second well-known knife design from France, although this design is much younger. Thiers could basically be compared to the old Solingen in Germany. Nowhere in France are so many small and large blacksmiths as well as knifemakers located as in the tranquil town in the Auvergne. Of the nearly 12,000 inhabitants, no less than 5,000 people work for the 300 or so knife manufacturers in the region. To honor this tradition, the Le-Thier knife shape was invented, which may only be produced by the manufacturers of this town and is interpreted a little differently by each. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the company in 2015, Perceval also has its own version of this modern classic in its program. In direct comparison to the L08 or the Le Francais, it is noticeable that the Le Thiers is a little larger, curvier and more elegant. The liner lock closes the knife very cleanly and can be unlocked easily with one hand. Really great is the guilloche on the back of the knife, which we already know from the classic Laguiole knives. These very modern decorations reinterpret the classic file work and still give the knife a traditional touch. For the blade Perceval use the Swedish 14C28N steel from Sandvik. Deep freeze treatment hardens the structure to approximately 59 HRC, and its high rust resistance makes it well suited for use with food. As with all Perceval knives, the grinding is done on very slowly rotating grinding stones, which prevents the steel from overheating. The honing of the cutting bevel is traditionally done on roughened buffalo hide. So, if you are looking for a slightly more modern interpretation of this classic French knife, we would highly recommend the Perceval Le Thiers. Handle Materials: Macassar Ebony THE classic! Ebony has an incredibly high density and has been used for decades in instrument making for fingerboards. Due to the very fine pores, the wood is relatively insensitive. White Ebony Ebony with a difference. In a wild pattern, the dark parts of the wood alternate with the light, almost cream-colored parts, creating a beautiful look.

Opinel Outdoor Set  The Opinel Nomad Cooking Set is the perfect companion for your next hike, boat trip, camping trip or picnic in the meadow. The all-in-one set contains six essential tools for cooking on the go:1. bread knife with serrated edge (Opinel No. 12)2. utility knife (Opinel No.10) with3. corkscrew and bottle opener4. peeler(No.6) with tip for hollowing out5. Wooden board as cutting surface6. Microfiber cloth for cleaning and as transport cover The blades of the knives and the peeler are made of stainless steel. All three Opinel knives can be firmly locked to prevent unintentional closing or opening of the blade.Take a seat on a meadow, cover your self-cut baguette with fresh slices of cucumber and enjoy your meal where it tastes best.

Nesmuk Janus Folder Silver Hammered elegant kitchen folder with unique burl birch blade made of high performance niob-steel with DLC Coating very finely ground Gourmets Carry Knives In the development of their folding knife series Nesmuk have taken their time. A whole 4 years of tireless development went into these knives until the result met the high demands of the manufacturer. The goal was to create a folding knife that is completely without visible hardware but still meets the modern standards of the knife world. To achieve truly absolute perfection, Nesmuk folders must only be built by trained goldsmiths. All components must be adjusted and fitted to the hundredth of a millimeter - there are no tolerances for gaps here. The handle scales made of black burl birch are very cleanly ground. The blades of the Janus series are provided with a black, highly polished DLC coating. Nesmuk's typical niobium steel, hardened to approx. 60 HRC, is also used here. The wedge grind ensures the best cutting properties and the unique appearance of Nesmuk knives. Due to the very fine grind of the knives, the cutting performance of the Nesmuk folding knives is absolutely impressive. With only 0.4mm of material behind the cutting bevel, it is fair to say that this is a true cutting devil. With a holding force of 6 Newton, the Slipjoint spring ensures a secure lock without locking the blade, so that the Nesmuk Folder can be used without any problems - for example, in a restaurant. But not only in contact with food is the great strength of the Nesmuk Folder - here you get a completely made in Germany and incredibly well finished all-round pocket knife.

Böker Barlow BFF Lucas Burnley Design fixed EDC handle material: walnut with hollow rivets with leather sheath Best Friends Forever? No, of course the abbreviation BFF does not stand for this romantic idea of eternal friendship. Rather, "Barlow Frontpocket Fixed" should be meant here - at least this describes this compact fixed absolutely precisely. Here you get a pocket knife in the true sense of the word - just not for folding. The design of the BFF comes from none other than Lucas Burnley, who now has numerous designs of his knives produced by Böker. The handle of the BFF is so universally shaped that both small and somewhat larger hands can easily find room here. Only if you have exceptionally large paws, it could possibly be tight here. The walnut wood gives a great visual contrast to the brass pins. If you want to attach a bead, you can do so thanks to the large hollow rivet at the end of the handle. For the steel for the full-length blade, Böker have chosen AEB-L this time. This stainless alloy was originally used for the production of razor blades and takes on an incredible sharpness. The saber grind of the blade and the small swedge towards the tip, give the blade a look that is somewhat reminiscent of the knives from the colonial era of the USA - only in a handy pocket size. To make the BFF live up to its name, Böker have designed a leather sheath that you can "clip" to the hem of a jeans pocket thanks to a steel clip. So this little everyday companion is always within reach when you need it.

Atelier Perceval - Le Francais The classic from France Assembled by hand Extremely thinly ground The Le Francais is already something of a modern classic of French knife culture and, along with the L08, is considered one of Perceval's most popular models. Due to the thin, extremely cutting blade and the very universal handle, it is suitable for a whole range of cutting tasks that arise in everyday life. The knife is in no way unpleasantly conspicuous and even makes a really good picture in the restaurant. Thanks to the small leather case, it can be easily carried in your pocket without scratching the beautiful handle scales. Although we are dealing with a thoroughly modern knife design, the roots of Le Francais go back to the 17th century. Already in this long past time, a very similar looking knife was used by the French farm workers. The Le Francais is locked by a clean liner lock, which is wonderfully easy to unlock. The small nail hammer makes it very easy to open the knife two-handed. The wonderfully tapered blade, is very well suited for fine work and the edge on roughened buffalo leather, comes from the factory with an enormous sharpness. The Sandvik 19C27 steel used is highly resistant to rust and therefore completely unproblematic in connection with food. All in all, you get a really great piece of French knife culture here, which will certainly take a special place in your collection. The ebony version is also available with a corkscrew. Ebony THE classic! Ebony has an incredibly high density and has been used for decades in instrument making for fingerboards. Due to the very fine pores, the wood is relatively insensitive. Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown, as the selected materials are natural.