MODEL: Dunloe
BLADE LENGTH: 8.5cm / 3.25"
STEEL: Sandvik 14c28n stainless, 2.5mm
HARDNESS: 59 HRC
HANDLE: Irish bog oak, stabilised
HARDWARE: Solid brass corby bolts
LINERS: Black and white G10
SHEATH: Hybrid kydex and veg-tan leather, right-handed
FINISH: Satin, 600grit ‘brushed’
GRIND: Scandi
The ‘Dunloe’ is a true all-rounder. Originally conceived as a skinning knife, it rapidly became popular as a go-to daily carry for those spending time in the hills, mountains or forests. The small blade’s deceptively simple geometry offers excellent control and makes for a comfortable, compact everyday carry whatever your task in the great outdoors.
The Dunloe was named for the famous ‘Gap of Dunloe’ in County Kerry, a breathtaking pass that traverses the ridgeline east of Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain. Home to a large population of sika deer and wild goats, it is one of the most rugged and beautiful parts of the country.
NOTE: Knife ships with 30ml handle wax but leather strop NOT INCLUDED
MODEL: Dunloe
BLADE LENGTH: 8.5cm / 3.25"
STEEL: Sandvik 14c28n stainless, 2.5mm
HARDNESS: 59 HRC
HANDLE: Irish bog oak, stabilised
HARDWARE: Solid brass corby bolts
LINERS: Black and white G10
SHEATH: Hybrid kydex and veg-tan leather, right-handed
FINISH: Satin, 600grit ‘brushed’
GRIND: Scandi
The ‘Dunloe’ is a true all-rounder. Originally conceived as a skinning knife, it rapidly became popular as a go-to daily carry for those spending time in the hills, mountains or forests. The small blade’s deceptively simple geometry offers excellent control and makes for a comfortable, compact everyday carry whatever your task in the great outdoors.
The Dunloe was named for the famous ‘Gap of Dunloe’ in County Kerry, a breathtaking pass that traverses the ridgeline east of Carrauntoohil, Ireland’s highest mountain. Home to a large population of sika deer and wild goats, it is one of the most rugged and beautiful parts of the country.
NOTE: Knife ships with 30ml handle wax but leather strop NOT INCLUDED
