Higonokami Mizu Shibuki - copper waterdrop pattern
Product information "Higonokami Mizu Shibuki - copper waterdrop pattern"
Higonokami Mizu Shibuki, copper waterdrop pattern, Blade length 81 mm, blade thickness approx. 3 mm, overall length 178 mm, blue paper steel (62 HRC), weight 46 g.
The folding sheet steel handle is available in three different colours. The epoxy-resin coating is applied in a special procedure and then fused until it becomes hard. Thus, an attractive raindrop-design appears which creates a three-dimensional effect. The cutting edge made of Blue Paper Steel is surrounded by two softer steel layers. Double-beveled blade with signature, not rustproof, hardness 63 HRC.
Higonokami - Japanese Pocket Knives - Until two decades ago, nearly every young man in Japan owned a Higonokami pocket knife. It has been manufactured in the traditional manner for over a century. The blade is set in a handle without locking mechanism and is opened using the lever tang.
| Anwendungsbereich: | EDC (Every Day Carry), Gentleman Messer, Outdoor- & Survival |
|---|---|
| Ausführung: | Klappmesser |
| Griffmaterial: | Metall |
| Härte ca.: | 62 HRC, 63 HRC |
| Klingenlänge: | 8 - 10 cm |
| Klingenstärke: | 2 - 3 mm |
| Stahlbezeichnung: | Aogami |
| rostfrei/rostträge: | nein |
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21 May 2024 17:49
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Schnelle Lieferung, toller Preis. Gerne immer wieder.
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