Unna Aksu Survival Natur
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No longer available
- Type: Axe / Tomahawk
- Overall Length: 25,00000000
- Weight: 340 g
- Handle Material: Birch Wood
- Lock Type: Fixed
- Made in: Europe
- Color: Brown
- Item Number: 09KA005
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- 5Cr15MoV
- Beech Wood, Horn
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- Chromstahl
- Beech Wood
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- Beech Wood
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- Birch Wood
- Fixed
No longer available
- Fixed Blade
- 12C27
- Horn, Curly Birch Wood
4 weeks approx. from order
- Fixed Blade
- 420
- Gil Hibben
- Fixed
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- Chromstahl
- Beech Wood
No longer available
- Accessory | Outdoor
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- Walnut Wood
8 weeks approx. from order
- Axe / Tomahawk
- 1075
- Micarta
No longer available
- Axe / Tomahawk
- 3Cr13
- Bone, Curly Birch Wood
18 weeks approx. from order
- Fixed Blade
- 12C27
- Birch Wood
- Fixed
No longer available
- Fixed Blade
- Carbon Steel
- Birch Wood
- Fixed
No longer available
- Pocket Knife
- 12C27
- Curly Birch Wood
- No
Approx. in stock from 27.01.2023
- Fixed Blade
- 12C27
- Curly Birch Wood
5 weeks approx. from order
- Pocket Knife
- M390
- Titanium, Pearl
- Slipjoint
- Nail Nick
In stock
- Axe / Tomahawk
- 420
- Stainless Steel, Nylon
Karesuando
Karesuando is a town in Lapland in the far north of Sweden. Located directly on the banks of the river Kaaresuvanto, which marks the border with Finland. In Karesuando, 250 km north of the Arctic Circle in the land of the elks, the reindeer, the midnight sun and the polar light, nordic knives are handmade according to old tradition. Karesuando has been a manufacturer since 1975 and since then has produced over one million blades. Only natural, traditional materials are used, such as oiled grains and reindeer horn as handle material, as well as selected cowhide for the sheaths.
Karesuando is a town in Lapland in the far north of Sweden. Located directly on the banks of the river Kaaresuvanto, which marks the border with Finland. In Karesuando, 250 km north of the... more