Casström Outdoor Knife Woodsman, Bog Oak
Product no.:
709728
Brand:
Casström
€209.00 €175.63
per piece
Item available
- Bevel Scandi
- Blade length 90 mm
- Blade structure Monosteel
- Blade thickness 3.6 mm
- Blade width 27 mm
Description
Bog oak wood comes from oak logs that lay airtight under sand or mud in bogs for thousands of years. The handle scales used here are made of 5000 year old English bog oak. The wood has an interesting grain; the colour can vary from black to grey.
The Casström Woodsman Knife with classic Scandi grind is a universal outdoor knife. It was created in cooperation with Roger Harrington, an experienced outdoor expert and knife maker who has been teaching bushcraft and survival for over twenty years. The tough blade is made of Böhler K720* tool steel, a robust and easy-to-sharpen steel. Light a warming campfire with the fire stick, which, guided along the blade of the knife, can be used to generate sparks. Black liner material between handle scales and tang. Comes in a sturdy leather sheath with belt loop and a leather strap for the hanging eyelet. Not rustproof, hardened to 59 HRC. * Steel analysis: C = 0.9 / Si = 0.25 / Mn = 2 / Cr = 0.35 / V = 0.1 (in %)
Properties
| Bevel: | Scandi |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 90 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 3.6 mm |
| Blade width: | 27 mm |
| Handle material: | Bog oak |
| Hardness: | 59 HRC |
| Lieferumfang: | Leather sheath, fire stick |
| Overall length: | 205 mm |
| Rustproof: | No |
| Steel cutting layer: | Böhler K720 |
| Typ: | Nordic knives |
| Weight: | 145 g |
Properties
| Bevel: | Scandi |
|---|---|
| Blade length: | 90 mm |
| Blade structure: | Monosteel |
| Blade thickness: | 3.6 mm |
| Blade width: | 27 mm |
| Handle material: | Bog oak |
| Hardness: | 59 HRC |
| Lieferumfang: | Leather sheath, fire stick |
| Overall length: | 205 mm |
| Rustproof: | No |
| Steel cutting layer: | Böhler K720 |
| Typ: | Nordic knives |
| Weight: | 145 g |
Manufacturer
Casström
Casström is a family-run company based in Lycksele in the Swedish part of Lapland. The company produces both traditional and modern Nordic utility knives for hunting and outdoor activities.