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MoraKniv - Amberg Compact - Satin 12C27 & Sandy Shores TPE - 14748 - knife
The Amberg Compact is a compact and versatile outdoor knife, designed to accompany you on every adventure. Lightweight, durable, and perfectly balanced, it offers maximum control for precision tasks such as wood carving, fire preparation, and common field tasks.
Despite its compact size, it embodies all the reliability of the Amberg series. The 77 mm blade made of Swedish 12C27 stainless steel guarantees excellent cutting performance, easy maintenance, and long-lasting durability. The Scandi grind ensures precision and control, while the blade spine, compatible with a ferrite fire starter, allows you to start a fire with ease even in outdoor settings.
The ergonomic handle is designed to provide a firm and comfortable grip in all conditions, even with wet, cold, or dirty hands. Thanks to its compact design and practical ambidextrous sheath, the Amberg Compact is the ideal companion for hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, and bushcraft.
Made in Mora, Sweden, with over 135 years of experience in knife manufacturing, it is a reliable tool that is always ready for use when adventure calls.
Intended use: Hiking / Bushcraft / Camping / Hunting & Fishing
Production type: industrial
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Blade: Recycled Swedish 12C27 stainless steel, 58 HRC
Handle: Thermoplastic with PP core and TPE coating
Blade length: 77 mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Overall length: 196mm.
Weight: 135g.
Sheath: Thermoplastic with click-on system, ambidextrous, modular, and compatible with MOLLE and TEK-LOK
Notes: Scandi-style edge and blade spine compatible with a fire striker14748 -
MoraKniv - Amberg Compact - Satin 12C27 & Black Skies TPE - 14699 - knife
The Amberg Compact is a compact and versatile outdoor knife, designed to accompany you on every adventure. Lightweight, durable, and perfectly balanced, it offers maximum control for precision tasks such as wood carving, fire preparation, and common field tasks.
Despite its compact size, it embodies all the reliability of the Amberg series. The 77 mm blade made of Swedish 12C27 stainless steel guarantees excellent cutting performance, easy maintenance, and long-lasting durability. The Scandi grind ensures precision and control, while the blade spine, compatible with a ferrite fire starter, allows you to start a fire with ease even in outdoor settings.
The ergonomic handle is designed to provide a firm and comfortable grip in all conditions, even with wet, cold, or dirty hands. Thanks to its compact design and practical ambidextrous sheath, the Amberg Compact is the ideal companion for hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, and bushcraft.
Made in Mora, Sweden, with over 135 years of experience in knife manufacturing, it is a reliable tool that is always ready for use when adventure calls.
Intended use: Hiking / Bushcraft / Camping / Hunting & Fishing
Production type: industrial
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Blade: Recycled Swedish 12C27 stainless steel, 58 HRC
Handle: Thermoplastic with PP core and TPE coating
Blade length: 77 mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Overall length: 196mm.
Weight: 135g.
Sheath: Thermoplastic with click-on system, ambidextrous, modular, and compatible with MOLLE and TEK-LOK
Notes: Scandi-style edge and blade spine compatible with a fire striker14699 -
MoraKniv - Amberg Hunting Full Flat - Stonewashed 14C28N & Burnt Orange TPE - 14700 - knife
The Amberg Full Flat is an outdoor knife designed for those seeking precision, versatility, and practicality in a single tool. Every detail is the result of careful functional research: from the Full Flat Grind blade designed for food preparation and precision work, to the ergonomic handle developed to ensure comfort and control in every situation.
Ideal for the great outdoors—from camp cooking to hiking, camping, and everyday tasks—the Amberg Full Flat combines the efficiency of a kitchen knife with the ruggedness required for outdoor adventures. Its cutting geometry delivers high performance in food preparation without sacrificing the ability to handle light carving and common field tasks.
The 108 mm blade, made of Swedish 14C28N stainless steel, features a Full Flat grind with a secondary bevel—a configuration that reduces friction during cutting and ensures clean, precise cuts. The heat and cryogenic treatment, combined with a hardness of 58 HRC, ensures excellent edge retention and long-lasting durability. The polished finish also makes the blade easy to clean even when away from home, making it particularly suitable for food preparation in outdoor settings.
The redesigned handle features a slimmer, more versatile profile that adapts to different grip styles. The grooves on the spine improve control during more precise tasks, while the laboratory-tested non-slip texture ensures a secure grip even with wet, cold, or greasy hands. The three-component structure combines a sturdy PP core with an outer TPE coating, offering the perfect balance between durability, comfort, and sensitivity.
Rounding it all out is the practical ambidextrous sheath, designed for safe and immediate carry for both right- and left-handed users. Made to accompany you in every season and on every adventure, the Amberg Full Flat represents the ideal blend of Swedish craftsmanship, innovation, and everyday functionality.
Intended use: Hiking / Bushcraft / Camping / Hunting & Fishing
Production type: industrial
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Blade: Recycled Swedish 14C28N stainless steel at 58HRC
Handle: Thermoplastic with PP core and TPE coating
Blade length: 108mm.
Blade thickness: 3.2mm.
Overall length: 228mm.
Weight: 161g.
Sheath: Thermoplastic with click-on system, ambidextrous, modular, and compatible with MOLLE and TEK-LOK
Notes: Full flat grind and blade spine compatible with a fire starter14700 -
MoraKniv - Amberg Full Flat - Stonewashed 14C28N & Black Skies TPE - 14742 - knife
The Amberg Full Flat is an outdoor knife designed for those seeking precision, versatility, and practicality in a single tool. Every detail is the result of careful functional research: from the Full Flat Grind blade designed for food preparation and precision work, to the ergonomic handle developed to ensure comfort and control in every situation.
Ideal for the great outdoors—from camp cooking to hiking, camping, and everyday tasks—the Amberg Full Flat combines the efficiency of a kitchen knife with the ruggedness required for outdoor adventures. Its cutting geometry delivers high performance in food preparation without sacrificing the ability to handle light carving and common field tasks.
The 108 mm blade, made of Swedish 14C28N stainless steel, features a Full Flat grind with a secondary bevel—a configuration that reduces friction during cutting and ensures clean, precise cuts. The heat and cryogenic treatment, combined with a hardness of 58 HRC, ensures excellent edge retention and long-lasting durability. The polished finish also makes the blade easy to clean even when away from home, making it particularly suitable for food preparation in outdoor settings.
The redesigned handle features a slimmer, more versatile profile that adapts to different grip styles. The grooves on the spine improve control during more precise tasks, while the laboratory-tested non-slip texture ensures a secure grip even with wet, cold, or greasy hands. The three-component structure combines a sturdy PP core with an outer TPE coating, offering the perfect balance between durability, comfort, and sensitivity.
Rounding it all out is the practical ambidextrous sheath, designed for safe and immediate carry for both right- and left-handed users. Made to accompany you in every season and on every adventure, the Amberg Full Flat represents the ideal blend of Swedish craftsmanship, innovation, and everyday functionality.
Intended use: Hiking / Bushcraft / Camping / Hunting & Fishing
Production type: industrial
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Blade: Recycled Swedish 14C28N stainless steel at 58HRC
Handle: Thermoplastic with PP core and TPE coating
Blade length: 108mm.
Blade thickness: 3.2mm.
Overall length: 228mm.
Weight: 161g.
Sheath: Thermoplastic with click-on system, ambidextrous, modular, and compatible with MOLLE and TEK-LOK
Notes: Full flat grind and blade spine compatible with a fire starter14742 -
SharpX - Edge Fix - Manual Sharpener with Self-Adjusting System and Diamond/Ceramic Bars
Sharpx Edge Fix is a Swedish-designed manual sharpener created to deliver professional results in a simple and consistent manner. Thanks to its patented Self-Adjusting Angle (SAF) system, it allows you to achieve a precise edge without requiring any experience, working in two stages: sharpening with a diamond bar and finishing with a ceramic bar. Compact, stable, and intuitive, it is the ideal solution for keeping your knives in top condition.
With an elegant and functional design, the Sharpx Edge Fix is designed to accommodate any type of knife, ensuring precise sharpening without damaging the blade. It is lightweight and compact, making it easy to store and perfect for those with limited kitchen space.
Ease of use: You don’t need to be an expert to achieve professional results.
Quality materials: Made with durable components that ensure a long product life.
Safety: Designed with a non-slip base that ensures stability during use.KEY FEATURES
– Suitable for knives with steel blades
– Also suitable for knives with asymmetrical edges, such as sushi knives (yanagiba, deba, etc.)
– Two different sharpening angles: European (20°) or Japanese (15°)
– Patented technology with self-adjusting function (SAF, Self Adjusting Function)
– Diamond grit (#400) for sharpening and ceramic grit (#1000) for maintenance and polishing
– Large sharpening surface (1445 mm²)
– The sharpening rods slot into the base when not in use
– Silicone feet for greater stability and safety
– Self-draining function, easily washable under running waterPACKAGE CONTENTS
- Sharpening base
- 2 sharpening rods with a diamond-coated side and a ceramic side
- User manual
- Test cardTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
– Product weight: 787 g
– Dimensions when closed: 46 x 143 x 143 mm
– Country of manufacture: ChinaSX5302€138.52Only 4 leftOnly 4 left -
MoraKniv - Amberg BlackBlade - DLC C100S & Grey Black TPE - 14698 - knife
Amberg is a collection of outdoor knives designed with a specific purpose in mind: to offer reliability, balance, and durability. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the handle geometry to the choice of materials, right down to the harmonious colors inspired by nature.
Designed to accompany you on every outdoor adventure—from bushcraft to hiking, camping to fishing, hunting to cooking over a fire—the Amberg series offers the right knife for every need. A refined design combines with reliable performance, creating an intuitive tool you can count on, whether for everyday adventures or longer journeys through forests and mountains.
The Amberg knife is synonymous with strength, precision, and versatility: sturdy enough for the toughest tasks, yet agile enough for delicate activities and food preparation. The Scandi grind ensures a durable, long-lasting edge that’s easy to maintain even in the field, while the fire-starter-compatible spine makes lighting a fire practical and efficient.
The ergonomic handle, with an optimized profile and lab-tested non-slip texture, ensures a firm grip in all conditions, even with wet, cold, or greasy hands. The three-component construction combines a sturdy PP core with an outer TPE coating, offering the perfect balance of durability, comfort, and control.
Rounding it all out is the new Click-On sheath: durable, ambidextrous, and modular, designed for safe and flexible carry. Compatible with TEK-LOK accessories and MOLLE systems, it allows for various configurations, adapting to your needs in any situation.
Intended use: Hiking / Bushcraft / Camping / Hunting & Fishing
Manufacturing type: industrial
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Blade: German C100S carbon steel at 57/58 HRC with DLC coating
Handle: thermoplastic with PP core and TPE coating
Blade length: 109 mm.
Blade thickness: 3.2 mm.
Overall length: 231 mm.
Weight: 168 g.
Sheath: Thermoplastic with click-on system, ambidextrous, modular, and compatible with MOLLE and TEK-LOK
Notes: Scandi-style edge and blade spine compatible with a fire starter14698 -
MoraKniv - Amberg - Satin 12C27 & Military Green - 14549 - knife
Amberg is a collection of outdoor knives designed with a specific purpose in mind: to offer reliability, balance, and durability. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the handle geometry to the choice of materials, right down to the harmonious, nature-inspired color schemes.
Designed to accompany you on every outdoor adventure—from bushcraft to hiking, camping to fishing, hunting to cooking over a fire—the Amberg series offers the right knife for every need. A refined design combines with reliable performance, creating a tool that is intuitive to use and can be counted on, whether for everyday adventures or longer journeys through forests and mountains.
The Amberg knife is synonymous with strength, precision, and versatility: sturdy enough for the toughest tasks, yet agile enough for delicate activities and food preparation. The Scandi grind ensures a durable, long-lasting edge that’s easy to maintain even in the field, while the fire-starter-compatible spine makes lighting a fire practical and efficient.
The ergonomic handle, with an optimized profile and lab-tested non-slip texture, ensures a firm grip in all conditions, even with wet, cold, or greasy hands. The three-component construction combines a sturdy PP core with an outer TPE coating, offering the perfect balance of durability, comfort, and control.
Rounding it all out is the new Click-On sheath: durable, ambidextrous, and modular, designed for safe and flexible carry. Compatible with TEK-LOK accessories and MOLLE systems, it allows for various configurations, adapting to your needs in any situation.
Intended use: Hiking / Bushcraft / Camping / Hunting & Fishing
Production type: industrial
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Blade: Recycled Swedish 12C27 stainless steel, 58 HRC
Handle: Thermoplastic with PP core and TPE coating
Blade length: 109 mm.
Blade thickness: 3.2 mm.
Overall length: 231 mm.
Weight: 168 g.
Sheath: Thermoplastic with click-on system, ambidextrous, modular, and compatible with MOLLE and TEK-LOK
Notes: Scandi-style edge and blade spine compatible with a fire starter14549 -
Morakniv - Eldris COTY 2026 - Dala Red & Orsa Sandstone - Mora of Sweden - 14813 - Knife
In the forests of Orsa, pink sandstone has been quarried for over a thousand years, refining tools and shaping craftsmanship through the generations. Here, a tradition of skill and perseverance was born, where stone met steel and forged knowledge that lasts a lifetime.
The Color of the Year 2026, Orsa Sandstone and Dala Red, adorns the compact Eldris outdoor knife. The colors are inspired by the light, natural shade of sandstone meeting classic Dala red, a tribute to Morakniv's heritage and origins.
Intended use: Neck Knife / Backup
Production type: industrial
Country of production: Sweden
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel 57/58HRC
Handle: ABS and non-slip rubber
Blade length: 53mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Total length: 143mm.
Balance: rearward
Weight: 80g.
Sheath: ABS
Notes: Limited edition for 2026 in Dala Red and Orsa Sandstone colorsMORA-14813 -
MoraKniv - Basic 511 Limited Edition 2025 - Dala Red & Siljan Blue - 14501 - knife
Inspired by the breathtaking landscape and craft traditions of Mora, “Color of the Year” celebrates the uniqueness of Dalarna, a region in the heart of Sweden famous for its history, craftsmanship and iconic colors.
Dalarna is known for its Dala horses, traditional red houses and kurbits painting, which symbolize Swedish art, nature and cultural roots.
Each year, we select colors that capture the essence of this land, from the intense tones of the Dala horses to the delicate hues of the crafts. “Color of the Year” goes beyond aesthetics, creating a deep connection between our land and each craft knife, which becomes a symbol of tradition, culture and innovation.
Intended Use: Hiking / Hunting / SportsType of production: industrial
Blade: Carbon steel C100
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: thermoplastic
Blade length: 91mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Total length: 206mm.
Weight: 109g.
Scabbard: plastic material
Notes: exclusive, limited edition coloring for the year 202514501 -
MoraKniv - Basic 546 Limited Edition 2025 - Siljan Blue & Dala Red - 14502 - knife
Inspired by the breathtaking landscape and craft traditions of Mora, “Color of the Year” celebrates the uniqueness of Dalarna, a region in the heart of Sweden famous for its history, craftsmanship and iconic colors.
Dalarna is known for its Dala horses, traditional red houses and kurbits painting, which symbolize Swedish art, nature and cultural roots.
Each year, we select colors that capture the essence of this land, from the intense tones of the Dala horses to the delicate hues of the crafts. “Color of the Year” goes beyond aesthetics, creating a deep connection between our land and each craft knife, which becomes a symbol of tradition, culture and innovation.
Intended Use: Hiking / Hunting / Sports
Type of production: industrial
Blade: 12C27 recycled Swedish stainless steel
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: thermoplastic
Blade length: 91mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Total length: 206mm.
Weight: 109g.
Scabbard: plastic material
Notes: exclusive, limited edition coloring for the year 202514502 -
MoraKniv - Kansbol knife with Survival Kit - Burnt Orange - outdoor knife
A reliable outdoor knife with integrated lock that can be used in many difficult situations. Designed for the hunter and adventurer, the knife is an excellent choice when you need a safe and robust tool close at hand. The blade is made of Swedish stainless steel and has a long sharpness life.
The ergonomic barrel-shaped polymer handle features a soft non-slip grip, a finger guard and a 2.5 mm thick contoured blade, profiled and made of Swedish stainless steel, which ensures strength and stability in every cut.
Thanks to the design of the blade and the handle, the knife is ideal for working safely and efficiently in various weather conditions during all hunting seasons. The polymer knife sheath is symmetrical meaning it is suitable for both right and left handed users and has a Swedish vegetable tanned leather strap that can be easily attached to a belt. A survival kit with integrated lock, diamond sharpener and reflective paracord is mounted on the sheath of the knife.
Knife series: Kansbol
Knife type: All-round
Area of use: Bushcraft, Hunting, Outdoor
Color: Burnt OrangeSPECIFICATIONS
Blade length: 109mm
Blade thickness: 2.5mm
Knife length: 226mm
Total length: 250mm
Net Weight: 177.1g
Steel Type: Recycled Swedish Stainless SteelCompatibility with the fire starter: Yes
Degree of flexibility: Rigid
Handle material: Thermoplastic rubber
Dexterity: Right, Left
Sheath: in polymer
Sheath Orientation: Left, RightMK13913 -
MoraKniv - Wit - Black Blade and Ash Wood - 14084 - knife
A reliable, full tang bushcraft knife that can be used in a wide variety of situations during your next long-duration adventure. The ergonomic polished ash wood handle allows for a variety of grips that can be useful. The black recycled Swedish stainless steel blade, with its full curvature and drop point, allows you to get the most out of your experience. The back of the blade is also compatible with a fire starter.
The unique, carefully selected ash wood handle features a functional grip bead and a 2.5 mm thick black blade made of recycled Swedish stainless steel, providing strength and stability with every cut. Thanks to the design of the blade and handle, the knife is well balanced and specially developed for precision work. The black PC coating creates a balanced contrast between the bright ash wood and the polished edge of the blade. The vegetable-tanned leather sheath has a belt loop and protects the cutting edge from surfaces that can dull the knife.
Intended use: hiking / bushcraft / light utility
Type of manufacture: semi-crafted
Blade: full tang, recycled Swedish stainless steel
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: ash wood
Blade length: 103mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Total length: 213mm.
Balance: advanced
Weight: 128g.
Sheath: vegetable-tanned leather
Notes: scandi-type sharpeningM14084 -
MoraKniv - Stainless Companion Bushcraft - OD Green - 14065OD - knife
The Mora Companion has always been known by all as one of the most popular knives in the world of bushcraft, both for its reliability and light weight and for its attractive price. In fact, its low weight and minimal bulk make it the perfect choice for both demanding hikes and simple Sunday outings.
Intended use: hiking / hunting / sports / fishing
Type of production: industrial
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 57/58HRC stainless steel
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: polypropylene with non-slip rubber inserts
Blade length: 104mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Total length: 218mm.
Balance: backward
Weight: 116g.
Sheath: polypropylene
Notes: scandi-type sharpeningM14065OD -
MoraKniv - Stainless Companion Bushcraft - Desert - 14065DE - knife
The Mora Companion has always been known by all as one of the most popular knives in the world of bushcraft, both for its reliability and light weight and for its attractive price. In fact, its low weight and minimal bulk make it the perfect choice for both demanding hikes and simple Sunday outings.
Intended use: hiking / hunting / sports / fishing
Type of production: industrial
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 57/58HRC stainless steel
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: polypropylene with non-slip rubber inserts
Blade length: 104mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Total length: 218mm.
Balance: backward
Weight: 116g.
Sheath: polypropylene
Notes: scandi-type sharpeningM14065DE -
MoraKniv - Stainless Companion Bushcraft - Black - 14065BK - knife
The Mora Companion has always been known by all as one of the most popular knives in the world of bushcraft, both for its reliability and light weight and for its attractive price. In fact, its low weight and minimal bulk make it the perfect choice for both demanding hikes and simple Sunday outings.
Intended use: hiking / hunting / sports / fishing
Type of production: industrial
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 57/58HRC stainless steel
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: polypropylene with non-slip rubber inserts
Blade length: 104mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Total length: 218mm.
Balance: backward
Weight: 116g.
Sheath: polypropylene
Notes: scandi-type sharpeningM14065BK -
Coltelli - Number 78 - 2016 - magazine
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 82 Pagine
In questo numero:
CUSTOM
Adriano Donzelli, continui miglioramenti
Lame artigianali dall'IndonesiaEVENTI
Achi Show 2016 a Parma
Coltello in festa a Maniago
Damasco in FranciacortaTECNICA
Al lavoro con Milko di Paco
Come ricavare un picchettoIN VETRINA
Nilte Raggio
Lionsteel KUR
Bark River Trakker Companion
Ruger 2-Stage e Go-N-Heavy
Swiza
Extrema Ratio Shrapnel SanMai CoS
Fox Sputnik
Cold Steel Colossus
Affilatoio Zwillingcoltelli-78 -
Coltelli - Number 75 - 2016 - magazine
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 82 Pagine
In questo numero:
CUSTOM
Un Big Bear di Kressler
L'inciso di Loveless
EVENTI
Mostra del coltello custom a Valdobbiadene
Ecck Show 2016
Sguardo al futuro dall'IWA di Norimberga
IN CUCINA
Zwilling serie Four Star
Opinel Art Decò
OUTDOOR
I-Clip
Minox 10x43
IN VETRINA
Extrema Ratio Ti-Rock
Fallkniven S1 Pro
Buck Inertia
Lionsteel Beat e Acorn
Maserin 977 e 978
Fox Ron Lake
Sog SlimJim
Real Steel H6, E77, H5coltelli75 -
Coltelli - Number 72 - October/November 2015 - magazine
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 82 Pagine
In questo numero:
CUSTOM
I rasoi a mano libera di Luca Pizzi
Dario Quartini
Giuseppe Pala
EVENTI
Achi a Parma
Raduno a Vittorio Veneto
Coltello in festa a Maniago
K-Days 2015
TECNICA
Come realizzare il filework
Il damasco ritorto
Victorinox vs. copia cinese
TREND
Flipper mania
IN VETRINA
Helle Utvaer
Antonini Old Bear
Extrema Ratio T-Razor
Gerber Strongarm
Fox B.R.I.
Portachiavi Key-Barcoltelli72 -
Coltelli - Number 71 - August / September 2015 - magazine
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 82 Pagine
In questo numero:
COVER STORY
Bill Moran
PERSONAGGI
Renzo Dessì
EVENTI
Lame sotto i portici
FiCX Paris
Palmas Arborea
Blade Show
TECNICA
I metodi per affilare un coltello
COLLABORAZIONI
Maserin e Atti
Viper e Silverstrelli
IN VETRINA
Fantoni HB03
Benchmade 761Ti
Fox Terzuola
Real Avid Revelation Amp
Kiku Matsuda
Spyderco Dog Tag
Ka-Bar Snody
Zwilling 600S
RUBRICHE
I vostri coltelli
Notizie in brevecoltelli71 -
Coltelli - Number 70 - June / July 2015 - magazine
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 82 Pagine
In questo numero:
Extrema Ratio Psycho e Kato
Bark River Teddy II, Bravo Survivor e Camp & Trail
Fox Zero, Retribution Scout, Battle Chef e Njall
Spyderco Domino
Lionsteel T.R.E.
Victorinox Compact
Zwilling Procoltelli70 -
Coltelli - Numero 62 - Febbraio/Marzo 2014 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 82 Pagine
Il fascicolo di febbraio-marzo 2014 è dedicato al Cic show, l’esposizione tenutasi a Milano lo scorso dicembre nella quale oltre ottanta knifemakers hanno esibito i loro pezzi, affascinando e attirando i desideri del migliaio di visitatori della mostra.Nella cover story rivolgiamo la nostra attenzione a Fabrizio Silvestrelli (in arte Silvester), il coltellinaio bresciano che da ormai 20 anni si è specializzato nella realizzazione di coltelli artigianali che colpiscono per la bellezza delle forme, la precisione delle lavorazioni e l’accostamento dei materiali.
Nel mondo custom troviamo anche l’eclettica produzione di Mauro Bonassi, da poco maestro della Corporazione italiana coltellinai, e quella del giovane sardo Davide Steri che è riuscito, attraverso le sue creazioni, a unire sperimentazione e tradizione.
In questo numero potete trovare il reportage sul simposio delle tecniche di forgiatura tenutosi nella suggestiva cornice del maglio di Pagnano d’Asolo, organizzato dal laboratorio La Britola di Valdobbiadene.
Inoltre Coltelli recencisce le lame (in particolare i modelli TSP, TS-1, FM-1, NAV-H e NAV-T) della Medford, coltelli militari prodotti in piccola tiratura negli Usa e i modelli Sierra Foxtrott II e III della Boker, due nuove lame fisse d’impostazione militare che appartengono alla linea Magnum e che offrono un rapporto qualità prezzo davvero inaspettato. Una novità di importazione Tecnocut sono le penne tattiche: oltre a essere accattivanti e ben realizzate, possono contare su un prezzo davvero interessante. Infine una vera chicca. Beretta non significa solo armi da fuoco: la storica Casa gardonese ha a listino un’ampia varietà di coltelli, dall’utility alle lame di pregio da abbinare a un fucile di prestigio disegnate da knifemaker di fama come Silvester (sì, proprio lui, il protagonista della nostra cover story).
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Coltelli - Numero 58 - Giugno/Luglio 2013 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 96 Pagine
È un numero internazionale quello di Coltelli che avete tra le mani. Siamo, infatti, andati a cercare all’estero le tendenze e le soluzioni adottate per superare la grande crisi economica. A partire dalla storia di copertina, che ha per protagonista un bel coltello del danese Jesper Voxnaes, da molti conosciuto come "Vox", incontrato a marzo all’Iwa di Norimberga, la più grande fiera europea dedicata al mondo delle armi. Vox vive a Løgstrup, vicino ai fiordi, nella zona Nord dello Jutland, e costruisce coltelli esteticamente accattivanti ma al contempo utili e funzionali. Lasciamo il filone “belli ma utili” per entrare in quello delle lame da sogno: Coltelli vi accompagna in una delle mostre più ambite a livello mondiale, il Boston Art Knife Classic al quale vengono invitati 20 dei migliori coltellinai a livello mondiale che possono portate al massimo otto lame da mostrare ai 150 collezionisti presenti alla mostra. Più “terrestre” è la mostra di Livorno (rispetto a quella “spaziale” di Boston, naturalmente), organizzata con grande merito, in un periodo così difficile per la coltelleria custom italiana, da Lc Coltelleria e dall’Associazione coltellinai livornese: un segno forte della volontà di continuare a credere nella qualità dei nostri prodotti, tanto apprezzati Oltreoceano. Nel settore della coltelleria sportiva, abbiamo cercato di mostrarvi esempi di bellezza e utilità nel mondo delle lame. Dall’Extrema Ratio Task, nato per compiti gravosi, e dalle pinze multiuso di Leatherman e Victorinox fino ai Böxer Exskelibur 1 e 2 allo Spyderco Pingo, dietro ai quali stanno due knifemaker famosi come il sudafricano Mike Skellern e… il nostro amico Vox.coltelli58 -
Coltelli - Numero 57 - Aprile/Maggio 2013 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 96 Pagine
È in edicola il nuovo numero di Coltelli, ricco di numerose novità dal mondo delle lame artigianali e industriali. Tra i knifemaker del numero di aprile/maggio 2013 della rivista, vi presentiamo Antonio Farina, maestro della Corporazione italiana coltellinai, titolo di cui si fregia anche Pietro Elias, l’altro protagonista del mondo custom che abbiamo intervistato. Per quanto riguarda gli eventi, vi parleremo dell’East Cost Custom Show, svoltosi a marzo a New York. Non mancano alcuni scatti ai coltelli esposti alla fiera di Ferrara; inoltre vi è stato a Scarperia il Concorso nazionale per il miglior coltello amatoriale. È un coltello molto speciale quello realizzato da Ted M. Dowell, commissionato dall’organizzatore della prestigiosa Art Knife Invitational, Phil Lobred. Dopo aver affrontato (nello scorso numero) il tema del damasco ritorto, ora tratteremo il damasco esploso: come si forgia e i suoi impieghi. E ancora… tante tante lame: l’Extrema Ratio Pugio, l’americana Ka-bar con i suoi machete (e altre chicche), un multifunzione di Antonini pensato per il personale di soccorso, civile e militare, i nuovi lama fissa di Fantoni (il C.U.T) e Viper (il Carnera). Zwilling ci mette a disposizione la linea completa dei nuovi coltelli da cucina, Beltrame propone una rivisitazione del classico stiletto e da Mora una simpatica e colorata integrazione tra accendifuoco e coltello. Vi presenteremo, infine, le indicazioni e le modalità per partecipare ad una nuova iniziativa di Coltelli: se avete in mente un coltello da tavola, disegnate il progetto e inviatelo alla redazione. Il vincitore potrà vedere materializzarsi in acciaio e legno il suo coltello ideale, e ricevere in premio il primo set da quattro pezzi realizzato. Buona fortuna e… buona lettura!coltelli57 -
Coltelli - Numero 56 - Febbraio/Marzo 2013 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 96 Pagine
Non perdetevi il numero di febbraio-marzo 2013 di Coltelli, la principale rivista italiana dedicata al mondo delle lame, artigianali, sportive e da lavoro. In questo numero, un ampio reportage fotografico riporta tutti i pezzi più belli visti allo scorso Cic Show di Milano, la manifestazione organizzata ogni anno dalla Corporazione italiana coltellinai all'hotel Marriott di Milano. Di seguito trovare il sommario del numero in edicola. In copertina: Fallkniven Volcano (foto di Tommaso Rumici e Paolo Sturaro) Editoriale 5 Una sfaccettata passione In libreria 6 Il fumetto militare italiano Lettere 7 Arriva… la posta Cover Story 8 Novità dal fronte svedese Eventi 12 Cic Show 2012 Collezionismo 30 Un nécessaire imperiale Coltelli da caccia 34 Un coltello per tutti Coltelli militari 36 Tre modi di dire militare Novità 40 Largo ai giovani! Eventi 42 Lo stile di Maniago Lame militari 44 La sorella cattiva Test 46 My name is Rold, Vox Rold 60 Dopo l’internazionalità, la tradizione Tecnica 48 Non perdiamo il filo Come si fa 54 Il damasco ritorto Outdoor 62 Per ogni evenienza 63 Arrivano gli S.w.a.t. I Vostri coltelli 65 Lame e calligrafia News 66 Novità e segnalazionicoltelli56 -
Coltelli - Numero 36 - Ottobre/Novembre 2009 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 98 Pagine
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Coltelli - Numero 42 - Ottobre/Novembre 2010 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 98 Pagine
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Coltelli - Numero 44 - Febbraio/Marzo 2011 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 98 Pagine
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Coltelli - Numero 48 - Ottobre/Novembre 2011 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 98 Pagine
INDICE:
* Profili: Andrea Rosa
* Profili: Nuovi Maestri CIC Paolo Gidoni e Cesare Tonelli
* Eventi: IX Biennale Resolza e Leppas a Pattada
* Test: Daga Custom Richard C. Weber
* Profili: Il primo chiudibile di Bacchilega
* Storia: Il Falconiere di Kressler
* Test: Fisso di Jarno Movilli
* Tecnica: I materiali per l'impugnatura
* Test: Custom Lappone
* Eventi: Coltello in Festa a Maniago
* Test: Linder Jeans Custom SE
* Test: Coltello del forum della Coltelleria Collini by Fantoni
* Test: Viper chiudibili in ceramica
* Test: Olivetto Arkansas Bowie
* Test: Beltrame Swinguard
* Test: TOPS Tom Brown Tracker
* Test: TOPS Stryker Defender Tool
* Test: TOPS Mil-Spie 5
* Test: TOPS Mountain Lion
* Test: TOPS CQT 5.5
* Storia: Saladini "Lo Scarperia"
* Test: Mora Companion MG
* Test: Ausonia Machete
* Test: Maserin Accetta 952
* Test: MAC Tekno Titanio
* In Cucina: Antonini Onda
* In Cucina: Premax Spelucchini "Il Verdura"C2011-48 -
Coltelli - Numero 49 - Dicembre 2011/Gennaio 2012 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 96 Pagine
IN QUESTO NUMERO:
* Personaggi: Daniele Ibba, Maurizio Mattioli, Moreno Franzin
* Tecnica: i segreti dell'acciaio
* Eventi: Culter Expo 2011
* Spade Giapponesi: L'antica tecnica di forgiatura giapponese proposta da Yoshindo Yoshihara
* Test: I nuovi fissi Aitor
* Test: Tank, il carroarmato di Viper
* Manutenzione: Liscio come l'olio, con Victorinox
... e molto altro...C2012-49 -
Coltelli - Numero 50 - Febbraio/Marzo 2012 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 96 Pagine
IN QUESTO NUMERO:
* Personaggi: Santino Ballestra, Simone Raimondi
* Custom: Due coltelli per Elias e Piras
* Eventi: CIC Show 2011
* Test: Hogue, la situazione in pugno
* Multimedia: Il sapere in tasca, la tabella acciai su Android
... e molto altro...C2012-50 -
Coltelli - Numero 51 - Aprile/Maggio 2012 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 96 Pagine
IN QUESTO NUMERO:
* Personaggi: Santino Ballestra, Max Salice Sanna
* Custom: N. 185 di Sergio Consoli
* Tecnica: C'è Coltello e Coltello; i diversi tipi di lama
* Custom: Mod. 430 di Stefano Trentini
* Eventi: 24esima edizione Esposizione del coltello artigianle custom di Scarperia
* Tecnica: La cura della Nihon-To (lame giapponesi)
* In vetrina: Cold Steel - Rajah
* In vetrina: Microtech: Socom Elite e SF M/A (Select Fire Manual Action)
* Fight Club: i coltelli da combattimento
* In vetrina: Maserin Combat Ready
* In vetrina: Fantoni Hide Limited Edition
... e molto altro...C2012-51 -
MoraKniv - Basic 546 Limited Edition 2024 - Dala Red & Ivy Green - 14282 - knife
This year's colors come from the 17th century Mora folk dress, one of Sweden's oldest folk dresses. Here the green fabric meets the classic Dala Red color typical of our knives. Together, they breathe new life into the color combination that once made the people of Mora famous all over the world.
Mora folk dress is still worn by people on special occasions, such as midsummer, weddings or folk music events. Over the years, the dress has undergone few changes and has remained largely the same as it always has. The Mora folk dress and the Morakniv are both worn with pride, in keeping with the tradition established by the ancestors and the heritage that has been developed and cultivated over the years.
The knife, with its ergonomic barrel-shaped polymer handle, features a sturdy finger guard and a 2.0 mm-thick carbon steel blade that provides strength and stability with every cut.
Intended use: hiking / hunting / sportsType of production: industrial
Blade: 12C27 recycled Swedish stainless steel
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Handle: thermoplastic
Blade length: 91mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Total length: 206mm.
Weight: 109g.
Scabbard: plastic material
Notes: exclusive, limited edition coloring for the year 202414282 -
Coltelli - Numero 35 - Agosto/Settembre 2009 - rivista
Rivista a colori Bimestrale prodotta e distribuita in Italia specializzata in coltelli di tutti i tipi (collezione, artigianali, militari, sportivi, multiuso…). 98 Pagine
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