Svord Economy Curved Skinner Knife 5 3/4" DP
Product Description
The Svord Economy Curved Skinner Knife 5 3/4" DP is a robust and affordable fixed blade knife, handcrafted in New Zealand by Master Cutler Bryan Baker. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and fishers, this knife offers exceptional durability and a keen edge for various tasks in the field.
| Blade Length: | 5 3/4" |
| Overall Length: | 10 3/4" |
| Blade Shape: | Curved Skinner |
| Handle Material: | Mahogany |
| Steel Specifications: | 15N20 High Carbon Steel |
| Blade Thickness: | 2.2mm |
| Sheath: | 3mm triple layer PVC with brass rivets and sharpener holder |
Svord knives are renowned as the explorer's tool of choice, a legacy that began in 1983 when Master Cutler Bryan Baker established his knife making business out of necessity. After being made redundant, the 18-year-old turned his hobby into a practical venture. Initially, Svord knives were individually forged and expensive. To secure a share of the New Zealand sports market, Bryan Baker innovated his production methods, adopting the 'stock removal' technique. This allowed him to carve a niche in the sports market with attractive, affordable, and handmade outdoor knives that continue to be trusted by outdoor enthusiasts worldwide.
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Svord Economy Curved Skinner Knife 5 3/4" DP
Product Description
The Svord Economy Curved Skinner Knife 5 3/4" DP is a robust and affordable fixed blade knife, handcrafted in New Zealand by Master Cutler Bryan Baker. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and fishers, this knife offers exceptional durability and a keen edge for various tasks in the field.
| Blade Length: | 5 3/4" |
| Overall Length: | 10 3/4" |
| Blade Shape: | Curved Skinner |
| Handle Material: | Mahogany |
| Steel Specifications: | 15N20 High Carbon Steel |
| Blade Thickness: | 2.2mm |
| Sheath: | 3mm triple layer PVC with brass rivets and sharpener holder |
Svord knives are renowned as the explorer's tool of choice, a legacy that began in 1983 when Master Cutler Bryan Baker established his knife making business out of necessity. After being made redundant, the 18-year-old turned his hobby into a practical venture. Initially, Svord knives were individually forged and expensive. To secure a share of the New Zealand sports market, Bryan Baker innovated his production methods, adopting the 'stock removal' technique. This allowed him to carve a niche in the sports market with attractive, affordable, and handmade outdoor knives that continue to be trusted by outdoor enthusiasts worldwide.
