Joker Nessmuk Curly Birch Flat

18+

£114.95

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Description
Specifications

Manufactured in Spain by Joker, under the prestigious Denomination of Origin of Albacete, the Joker Nessmuk Bushcraft and Survival Knife - Curly Birch is a full-tang bushcraft knife with a leaf-shaped blade made of Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel with a blade length of 11cm, a thickness of 3.7 mm, and a handle length of 11.8 cm.

The handle is clad in two curly birch scales with elegant black liners, fixed securely to the handle with elegant brass pins.

The knife is accompanied by a top quality, stitched and riveted rown leather sheath. The two-position belt and "dangler" belt loop allows this sheath to be positioned so that it is always to hand.

SKU: JOK-CL136
Width:: 10.00 (cm)
Height:: 35.00 (cm)
Depth:: 10.00 (cm)
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Material:: 14C28N Stainless Steel
Blade Length (cm): 11
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.37
Overall Length (cm): 22.7
Handle Material:: Curly Birch
Blade Finish:: Satin
Blade Shape:: Nessmuk
Edge Type:: Plain
BESS Sharpness:: 52
Tang:: Full
Grind:: Flat
Sheath:: Leather
Product Weight (g): 175
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Reviews

5
Outstanding general purpose knife

Posted by AB on 10th Jul 2024

Bought this alongside the Joker Trampero to experiment with the classic Nessmuk blade shape. Now my only problem is deciding which knife to use. 2 months of daily use later, this is a superbly made and finished knife with an excellent steel that had clearly been correctly tempered as edge retention is outstanding. Treated the handle with multiple passes of Ballistol and sealed it with a coat of beeswax. Nessmuk shape quirky and interesting, this is an all-purpose knife ideal for lighter chopping and excellent for food prep. But it absolutely shines for skinning and butchering tasks, as one might expect given its heritage. This flat/sabre grind probably closer to the original Nessmuk and quite a different beast to the scandi grind version, which I suspect would be more of a heavy "chopper". The "heavy" function is fulfilled by the Trampero, otherwise I'd just get both versions, and in fact still might.