Trivittata Puukko Knife
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- Type: Fixed Blade
- Engraving: Yes
- Brand: Condor
- Overall Length: 19,70 cm
- Blade Length: 8,80 cm
- Blade Thickness: 3,00 mm
- Weight: 150,00 g
- Blade Material: 1095
- Handle Material: Micarta
- Color: Brown
- Blade Color: Black
- Sheath Material: Leather
- Item Number: 02CN240
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Condor
Condor Tool & Knife represents a proud heritage of tool and knife manufacturing dating back to 1787, with its roots in Solingen, Germany — the renowned “cutlery capital of the world.” This legacy reflects centuries of expertise in producing premium swords, knives, and tools.
In 1964, IMACASA was established in Santa Ana, El Salvador, equipped with advanced German machinery and built upon rigorous training and strict quality standards. Over the decades, the company has become an internationally recognized manufacturer of tools for agricultural, construction, lawn and garden, and industrial applications.
In 2004, Condor Tool & Knife was launched as a premium brand for the North American and European outdoor markets. The brand is known for high-quality machetes, knives, axes, shovels, swords, spears, and accessories. A quality management system certified under ISO 9001:2015 ensures excellence in design, manufacturing, and performance.
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Condor Tool & Knife represents a proud heritage of tool and knife manufacturing dating back to 1787, with its roots in Solingen, Germany —... more