You like to explore and sleep in a bivouac? This adventurous pocket knife is perfect for all adventurers.
In addition to its horn handle which reinforce its "Outsider" side, we especially appreciate its versatility and practicality.
The Laguiole folding knife can be opened with one hand. It is equipped with a "Liner lock" safety system to block its blade when open. It is practical to use, and a notched surface also allows it to be closed.
Versatile, our pocket knife with horn handle also serves as a corkscrew. It can therefore be used for many purposes, both at home and outdoors.
This Laguiole folding knife with corkscrew is available in light horn.
This unique knife is 100% French, from the Claude Dozorme cutlery. Its Laguiole shape is modernized thanks to its notched opening system and the screws on the handle. It is a gift of choice for Christmas, Valentine's Day or Father's Day.
Indispensable, the Scrapper pocket knife is made in France and handcrafted. All the stages of its creation were carried out in the Claude Dozorme workshops in Thiers, the French capital of cutlery.
Technical characteristics :
The Laguiole pocket knife made in France has a X50CrMoV15 steel blade with a natural handle.
The carbon concentration of 0.50 provides a clean cut. The chromium at 0.15 allows its rustproofing. Finally, the percentage of 1% molybdenum and vanadium gives suppleness and therefore facilitates its re-sharpening.
Its top-of-the-range steel is very sharp, with a very good holding wire and easy re-sharpening of the blades.
This light horn handle pocket knife is equipped with a corkscrew. The opening and closing system " Liner " is very secure and easy to access thanks to a notched part.
The Laguiole closing knife is delivered with a key for tightening the shaft. It is presented in a Claude Dozorme cardboard box with the famous wolf logo.
The length of the blade is 11 centimetres. The open knife is 22 centimetres long, once closed its size is 12.5 centimetres.
Our travel knife is 100% made in France, in the workshops of the Claude Dozorme cutlery, in an artisanal way.
