Нож Rokka Korpisoturi, coyote with Ulticlip

Описание

Korpisoturi (eng. Wilderness Warrior) is the premiere knife of a new finnish knife manufacturer Rokka Knives. Made in Kauhava, Finland, honoring the best traditions of finnish knife making. Great companion for any kind of bushcraft and outdoor tasks. Also designed for tactical use and already accepted by many military users.

Extremely sharp, high ground Böhler 80CrV2 carbon steel blade. Rhombic cross-section and no secondary bevel. Induction hardened cutting edge at HRC 63.

TPE Dryflex composite handle offers solid grip with hardness at 80 Shore A. Injection molded Kareline® natural fibre composite sheath that can withstand temperatures from -30°C to +100°C. The sheath has modular, ambidextrous construction and is dishwasher safe.

Comes with a BladeTech malice clip, attachment screws and Ulticlip XL attachment clip.

The goal of Rokka Knives was to create a knife that remains true to the defining characteristics of the original Puukko. Korpisoturi offers qualities commonly associated with custom made Finnish Puukkos; radical rhombic cross-section blade geometry, extremely hard selective heat treatment of the cutting edge and spring tempered spine.

Like the original, handmade Puukkos, Korpisoturi's blade is made of almost pure carbon steel, the Böhler 80CrV2. The edge is hardened at 63 HRC. The "magic" is in the combination of a hard edge and aggressive blade geometry without secondary bevel. As a result, we get extreme cutting performance.

Korpisoturi's handle design and choice of material reflects modern preferences giving the user uncompromised comfort and security. The fingerguard also serves as a locking device that secures the knife inside the sheath. Instead of a wet formed leather sheath Rokka opted for a Kareline natural fibre composite. This material does not absorb moisture, is machine washable and withstands temperature range from -30 to +100 degrees celcius.

Rokka Knives Korpisoturi brings you as close as possible to the unique experience of using a puukko made by a puukkoseppä (bladesmith). Proudly Made in Finland.