Fällkniven - S1 Forest Knife with Leather Sheath

S1 Forest Knife with leather sheath

The Fallkniven S1 Forest Knife with Leather Sheath is one of the best knives ever made for outdoor adventures and fishing. The robust blade of the S10 Forest Knife is made of extremely strong, laminated VG1010 special stainless steel. The blade of the S1 Forest Knife features a convex grind for extra strong cutting performance. The modified blade shape with a clamping point is excellent for penetrating tough materials, and the long curved edge is ideal for skinning

The blade of the S1 Forest Knife with leather sheath is long enough for light chopping tasks. With a thickness of a full 5 mm (0,2″), it is unlikely that the blade will ever break. The checkered handle of the S1 Forest Knife provides excellent grip in all conditions, even when your hands are cold and wet. If you are looking for a high-quality classic knife, the Fallkniven S1 Forest Knife is one of the best in the world

Select a sheath: Zytel or leather
The injection-molded Zytel casing provides a simple, secure, and strong combination of features that every user appreciates. The single-handed operable Zytel case is easy to clean and available in a left-handed version at the same price. Another option is our black leather sheath with an open loop

S1 black coating
If your needs require that no reflections come from your knife blade, we offer a black CeraKote option. The CeraKote is an extremely durable surface coating that also protects the blade from corrosion. CeraKote is a hard coating made of Teflon and ceramic that we use for military users and others who want to avoid shiny blades. Please note that while CeraKote is an industry standard, it is also just a surface treatment of the metal blade, similar to painting a car. Please note that physical abrasions can scratch through the CeraKote coating. Over time, the black CeraKote on the blade may peel off, but more durable coatings make it difficult to sharpen the knife and cost up to 1100 times more than CeraKote

Attaching a black surface to a stainless, perfectly smooth blade in such a way that it adheres for time and eternity is impossible. We have tested some extremely hard coatings, but they have proven to be significantly more expensive and make it more difficult to sharpen the knife