Year 2023

To celebrate Pohl Force's 15th anniversary, the popular Bravo One and Two Gen. 1 folding knife models are being reissued with a few minor updates.

From the very beginning, their compact size and shape made them ideal companions for everyday use. And that has not changed to this day. Like the Alpha Two X, on the occasion of the company's 10th anniversary, with the original handle design from the first generation. The new Classic Edition also features other details, such as the locking mechanism, the pocket clip that can be mounted on either the right or left side, and the two-handed blade opening.

It is not only the Pohl Force that is celebrating an anniversary, but also the designer and company founder Dietmar Pohl. In the early 1990s, now 30 years ago, he created his first knife designs on paper, thus opening a new chapter in his life. The Japanese steel manufacturer Hitachi's ATS-34, which is the counterpart to the American 154CM steel, was one of the most popular steels of the time. For almost a decade, ATS-34 steel remained the first choice of custom knife manufacturers, before powder metallurgy steel took off in the 2000s. To mark the company's anniversary, Dietmar Pohl was able to obtain 'his' steel again in a very limited quantity and use it for the Classic Edition of the Bravo One / Two. The highly corrosion-resistant ATS-34 impresses with its exceptional sharpness and high edge retention.

The Bravo Two Classic BK is equipped with a black fibreglass handle and a Tanto blade with an exciting two-tone finish (stonewashed/satin-finished lengthwise).


Intended use: Tactical, collection
Type of production: Industrial
Blade: Hitachi ATS-34 stainless steel
Blade finish: Dual Tone (stonewashed + satin-finished)
Handle: GRP (glass-reinforced polyester)
Blade length: 83mm.
Blade thickness: 3.5mm.
Total length: 195mm.
Thickness when closed: 14mm.
Weight: 120g.
Closure: Back Lock
Packaging: Cardboard box with Pohl Force logos
Notes: Numbered and with certificate of authenticity with signature and date of manufacture

To celebrate Pohl Force's 15th anniversary, the popular Bravo One and Two Gen. 1 folding knife models are being reissued with a few minor updates.

From the very beginning, their compact size and shape made them ideal companions for everyday use. And that has not changed to this day. Like the Alpha Two X, on the occasion of the company's 10th anniversary, with the original handle design from the first generation. The new Classic Edition also features other details, such as the locking mechanism, the pocket clip that can be mounted on either the right or left side, and the two-handed blade opening.

It is not only the Pohl Force that is celebrating an anniversary, but also the designer and company founder Dietmar Pohl. In the early 1990s, now 30 years ago, he created his first knife designs on paper, thus opening a new chapter in his life. The Japanese steel manufacturer Hitachi's ATS-34, which is the counterpart to the American 154CM steel, was one of the most popular steels of the time. For almost a decade, ATS-34 steel remained the first choice of custom knife manufacturers, before powder metallurgy steel took off in the 2000s. To mark the company's anniversary, Dietmar Pohl was able to obtain 'his' steel again in a very limited quantity and use it for the Classic Edition of the Bravo One / Two. The highly corrosion-resistant ATS-34 impresses with its exceptional sharpness and high edge retention.

The Bravo One Classic BK is equipped with a black fibreglass handle and a drop point blade with an exciting two-tone finish (stonewashed/longitudinal satin finish).


Intended use: Tactical, collection
Type of production: Industrial
Blade: Hitachi ATS-34 stainless steel
Blade finish: Dual Tone (stonewashed + satin-finished)
Handle: GRP (glass-reinforced polyester)
Blade length: 83mm.
Blade thickness: 3.5mm.
Total length: 195mm.
Thickness when closed: 14mm.
Weight: 120g.
Closure: Back Lock
Packaging: Cardboard box with Pohl Force logos
Notes: Numbered and with certificate of authenticity with signature and date of manufacture

Pohl Force's Quebec series is a classic mission knife that has been at the top of founder and designer Dietmar Pohl's wish list for many decades. In 2014, Pohl Force received exclusive permission from the original manufacturer to use the basic design for its interpretation.

Developed as the Ground Forces Combat & General Purpose Weapon, the multi-purpose knife was designed for the U.S. Marine Corps in the early 1950s. Although it was never officially introduced, it clearly demonstrated its capabilities in the Vietnam War, especially in the hands of American special forces. Almost 70 years after its first design, the modern Pohl Force interpretation of this classic represents the perfect fusion of old-school classic design and modern high-tech production.

Designer Dietmar Pohl has revised the design of the Quebec One and expanded the knife's range of functions. The blade of the new Quebec Two is now made of D2 steel instead of Sleipner, which brings higher levels of carbon and chromium, thus significantly improving cut and corrosion resistance. In addition, Dietmar Pohl has once again optimized the blade of the classic. The new version now has a 10 mm longer cutting edge and a secondary edge on the back.

In addition, the Pohl Force Prepper System has been integrated into the handle of the Quebec Two to safely store survival items inside the handle. A tool to open the handle screws is included. Pohl Force's new scabbard system allows for greatly increased use. The highly elaborate sheath, made of 2.5-mm-thick Kydex, with belt adapter and leg strap, allows for high carrying comfort. To attach it to the hand, the Quebec Two is equipped with a lanyard.

Total length: 315 millimeters
Blade length: 190 millimeters
Blade thickness: 6 mm
Weight: 380g
Blade material: D2 steel
Blade finish: titanium nitriding
Handle material: G-10
Handle thickness: 24 mm
Sheath: 2.5mm thick Kydex with Cordura belt hooks, removable
Accessories included: Lanyard 

Packaging: Cardboard box, warranty certificate
Notes: Each knife is numbered and individually signed by DIetmar Pohl on the Kydex sheath

Pohl Force's Quebec series is a classic mission knife that has been at the top of founder and designer Dietmar Pohl's wish list for many decades. In 2014, Pohl Force received exclusive permission from the original manufacturer to use the basic design for its interpretation.

Developed as the Ground Forces Combat & General Purpose Weapon, the multi-purpose knife was designed for the U.S. Marine Corps in the early 1950s. Although it was never officially introduced, it clearly demonstrated its capabilities in the Vietnam War, especially in the hands of American special forces. Almost 70 years after its first design, the modern Pohl Force interpretation of this classic represents the perfect fusion of old-school classic design and modern high-tech production.

Designer Dietmar Pohl has revised the design of the Quebec One and expanded the knife's range of functions. The blade of the new Quebec Two is now made of D2 steel instead of Sleipner, which brings higher levels of carbon and chromium, thus significantly improving cut and corrosion resistance. In addition, Dietmar Pohl has once again optimized the blade of the classic. The new version now has a 10 mm longer cutting edge and a secondary edge on the back.

In addition, the Pohl Force Prepper System has been integrated into the handle of the Quebec Two to safely store survival items inside the handle. A tool to open the handle screws is included. Pohl Force's new scabbard system allows for greatly increased use. The highly elaborate sheath, made of 2.5-mm-thick Kydex, with belt adapter and leg strap, allows for high carrying comfort. To attach it to the hand, the Quebec Two is equipped with a lanyard.

Total length: 315 millimeters
Blade length: 190 millimeters
Blade thickness: 6 mm
Weight: 380g
Blade material: D2 steel
Blade finish: stonewashed
Handle material: G-10
Handle thickness: 24 mm
Sheath: 2.5mm thick Kydex with Cordura belt hooks, removable
Accessories included: Lanyard 

Packaging: Cardboard box, warranty certificate
Notes: Each knife is numbered and individually signed by DIetmar Pohl on the Kydex sheath

Original and official reproduction under film license of the knife used in the Rambo film - Last Blood

Intended use: Survival/Collection
Blade: 420 stainless steel.
Handle: synthetic
Blade length: 200mm.
Blade thickness: 5.5mm.
Total length: 360mm.
Balancing: advanced
Weight: 650.
Sheath: in leather
Notes: Standard Edition - Official product with Lionsgate cinema licenses