Kimen Knife, Outdoor Knife for Children, Condor

Kimen Knife, Outdoor Knife for Children, Condor

Of course, this compact outdoor knife is also suitable for adults, e.g. as a supplementary working knife for all kinds of tasks in the great outdoors whether at the camp site, while hiking or even in the garden at home.

The Full-Tang knife has a sharpened drop-point blade with a neat belly. It is made of carbon steel 1095 (a stable steel with good sharpenability) and has a Scandi sharpening, which is quite popular with bushcrafters because it is very suitable for woodworking and allows easy re-sharpening even in the field. The blade still shows traces of forging, which give the knife a rustic look.

The walnut grip plates are fixed to the blade with 2 brass rivets. White liners form a beautiful, discreet contrast to the darker wood tone of the shells. At the end of the grip there is a generous bore with an inserted brass sleeve to hold a lanyard.

A beautiful handmade scabbard made of strong leather with belt loop (max. belt width approx. 4.5cm) is included.

• Blade material: 1095 high carbon steel, natural brut de forge finish
• Handle material: walnut wood, brass lanyard tube and mounting hardware
• Overall length: approx. 17.5cm
• Blade length: approx. 8.1cm
• Handle length: approx. 9.4cm
• Blade thickness: approx. 3mm
• Max. blade width: approx. 3.5cm
• Incl. genuine leather sheath (welted)
• Weight without sheath: approx. 100 g
• Weight with sheath: approx. 155 g
• Manufacturer's product no.: 60707
• Specs may slightly vary from piece to piece.

As wood is a natural product, each knife has its own very unique handle! Variations in wood colour and grain are quite common, and above pictures are thus for reference only.

The steel used here is not rust-proof and might show slight surface tarnishing in places. We recommend you to maintain the blade on a regular basis, for example using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideally suited for steel care.

Condor Tool & Knife traces its proud history back to 1787, the year Gebr. Weyersberg Company was founded in Solingen, Germany. In 1964, the Solingen company expanded operations to El Salvador, and in 2004, a first-quality line of machetes and knives was developed for the European and North American markets. Condor Tool & Knife (CTK) was born. Meanwhile, the Condor products have proven their worth in extreme conditions time and time again and rank today among the most popular products of their kind.