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Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife

Price: £120.00 (inc VAT)

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As used by Ray in the Walkabout series and exclusive to Woodlore, the Fallkniven TK4 comes embossed with the exclusive RM Bushcraft Logo. The Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife is a compact workhorse with clean lines that combines lightness with strength. Its design allows the back of the blade to be used as a striker for a Fire Stick, even when the knife is in the closed position. The slim handle, made from rigid composite Zytel (a thermoplastic polyamide), is both lightweight and strong, and completely resistant to corrosion and solvents.

The new edge steel, 3G, is a revolutionary laminated anti-corrosive steel, with a core comprising the well-proven Super Gold Powder Steel (SGPS) with sides of VG2. With a hardness of 62 HRC, the blade boasts unbeatable edge retention.

With nail nicks in both sides of the blade, the knife is completely symmetrical and as easy to handle for both left-handed and right-handed users. The well-proven locking mechanism fixes the blade securely in its open position.

The folding knives in the Fallkniven Tre Kronor series are lightweight, safe and beautiful. The enduring design is the result of a long refinement process, focusing on the functional concept of the folding knife.

Details:

  • Weight: 50 g (1.8) oz
  • Folded length: 3.8" (97 mm)
  • Blade length: 2.76" (70 mm)
  • Blade thickness: 0.1" (2.5 mm)
  • Blade material: Laminated 3G Powder Steel
  • Hardness (edge): 62 HRC
  • Handle material: Zytel
  • Lock style: Front lock
  • Storage: Black cordura belt sheath NOT AVAILABLE TO ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 18

    RRP: £130.95

    Price: £120.00 (inc VAT)
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    • 4 Reviews of Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife
     Average rating: 100%

    Having taken the plunge and bought this knife I've been using it for almost six months now. It's become a key piece of equipment, I never go out camping without it. Its so light it's barely noticeable on a belt or lanyard and the blade comes razor-sharp so it's instantly usable. The quality of the blade and handle is second to none and the locking mechanism holds the blade solidly. The handle is big enough to fit comfortably even in my huge hands and the sheath is simple, secure and of very good quality. Yes, it's expensive but can you buy anything of similar quality or durability anywhere on the market? Simple answer, no.
    Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife reviewed by customer Sam Liggat
    on 26 January, 2011
    I have been looking at this knife for well over a year now and finally got one. It has well been worth the wait. Razor sharp and so light in the hand. This is a pocket knife for life and just wished I ordered it sooner. Great service from the Woodlore team and delivered in super-quick time.
    Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife reviewed by customer Tom Richards
    on 30 November, 2010
    This is an excellent knife. It's very sharp, strong and light.
    Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife reviewed by customer Jerry
    on 10 May, 2010
    This is such a great little knife, razor sharp, holds an edge forever yet tough and very durable, great for breasting woodpigeon or wildfowl after a days shooting. The Ultimate pocket knife, you'll love it and it's cheaper here than anywhere else, plus great Ray Mears Woodlore service.
    Fallkniven TK4 Folding Knife reviewed by customer Steven Rawlings
    on 4 March, 2010
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