Morakniv Garberg knife

Morakniv Garberg is the first full-size "full-tang" in the Morakniv Outdoor line of tourist knives, made in co-authorship with the famous American hunter and tracker Dave Canterbury (Dave Canterbury), taking into account the numerous wishes of users of Morakniv knives. The blade of the Garberg knife, 109 mm long, is made of high-quality Swedish stainless steel Sandvik 14C28N, has a thickness in the butt of 3, 2 mm, intended for the most difficult hunting, tourist and household tasks. Traditional Scandinavian slopes (Scandi-grind) will ensure long-term retention of the sharpness of the cutting edge, as well as ease of straightening and sharpening. The enlarged rear part of the blade, passing through the entire handle, is intended for use as a "glass breaker". The one-piece ergonomic handle of the Morakniv Garberg knife is made of impact-resistant polyamide reinforced with fiberglass. To prevent slipping and increase comfort in holding, the handle is textured with a rhombus - a traditional Swedish pattern common in the Dalarna region. The hole in the back of the handle is provided for fastening the lanyard. ATTENTION! To avoid stains on the surface of the blade, we recommend wiping the blade dry after contact with a wet environment. Nevertheless, the appearance of spots is a chemical reaction of the steel and is not a defect or a warranty case.